Statesman's HOME
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Ccrr.cn . . . f.!usic . . . Fcshicns . . . Features
Miss Framo
To Marry in
February
WoMing lu ll will ring on Sninr-
n.iy, rim why in mr wins wmiiyni
Patricia Vholan
Is Installed as
Honored Queen
New Dancing
Club Formed
The T t 1 1 h Ml1nrr Plln. Ifl am and I p m. Mrnihcri ar
!:! nf I 1 1 t r..i'ii-t ( liutih a-kerf In bring k lun'h. I !.
will ti M IH While tn.'. w j.i k r - - r , will M r Urn nry Hull tnj
mrrlitig Unirvtay In the rriirs ; Mil. Irn f ) A n . All women of lti
linn riHiiii ( llir thiilih lnlwnn IiIiiimIi nr iinltnt.
M.iny iurrnla, relatives
Ii i-mix kiicmii-n W tnrmul in. ,vt ( j
slallation (if Mi I'iilnrls Whr ui,,, uill
A i iltimuig dull Inn linn
Ml' fin nml juhI will lir known Tlir
t t,' i 1 1 1 1 1 a lint cliini i',
ii mini nml. hm been
0 (Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore, Tins., Jan.
I Marie Frame find Gerald fl. Seed. I 0 7 ( I J fO
oi ''(. The ceremony mil Iike pl;if nil ( ( I I
Ihr First Chn.iiiin Chiu'ih at l a.'
jl.in. daughter of Mr. ml Mrs, -til.-d for Fn.li.y, J.iniiury 27
review
Around Town ... .
By JIJttME I NGI.IMI
o'clock with the Itrv, U 'a y n e
(Ircrne ntliriiiling A rcccplion will
he held In Hip church parlor,
Mim Frame In Ihc daughter nf
Mr. and Mn, (Veil Frump and her
dunce in Hip son nf Mr, and Mr.
Waller Seed nf Kilverton,
A Pre-Nuntlal Prrty
me iirhicru'd win leted hi a
Mil MU.I) I t ( II I K MOUR
Associate F.eeuUve iMrrrlnr
SK'inl features and proci iiiiim
made
hy thp
r, t nhciiin, honored (lurcn
in n.wi join in.ugni.T v,.,.n a ,ln in(1
Milurdny riighl .1 Ihc Scottish Mu,,,,v mu ,
line irmpic.
Miss Karen Tlmum romliirled
Ihc IliMilt of Gold Inntsllation, a
i .. iMH by Nancy Sn.drr. guide; , , " ' "
'vi'V ,r 'i,,?1",""",y Nnry Owens, marshal. Sharon " " .'"'"i;" "nd ' fT"'
M A throughout the year u,nji; rh.lin: Vuki Ward, mu- ,M; W 1 f" on ri
Hi Hip Ami'iimn legion Club hi-
12.10 o'cloik.
Inn ore he ttia
Inn hi-.n cngiigrij to play for Hip
nil. hi.
Thp cluh rotrr will 1p limited
will
l,y
arc ruimcrotK nd varied. Some, ,..,' ,,,,.. . ' .',.,. of rach month
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eil..r nulmlmn I r ' '""' F ci"
fiWM. JOTTINGS . . . Mm Ciiaj la furviillla . . . Sunday werr
Miwirr will hp I luncheon hnste-i t Mr. and Mr. Hugh Taylor, Mr.
Thtimdnv afternoon at her Kim land Mr. Ilnrrli l.lrti and .
wood lleighta home on Kola Drive Bobby. Mr. and Mr. (', Uler hflm fnHTtninrd at
(or thp pli'Huiirr pf Mra. DiiIp Dyk-: N'rwrnaa and Mri. Frank V.
La... . . u ... i
. mis, nnurrsnn iru nairm "
ihl fall la aervp as fratrrally Wal,,'r nd Mr"' M,'rl'
1 houspmnther or the Orrrna Kisip SiH wton, Mra. , Ted Yaw and
director at Ihe VMCA . . . the
holra has invited few friends
to greet Mri, Dykmnn . . .
(flee time . , . aa Wednesday , housemother oa Ihe Orpgoa filale
Riornlnf pa Mra. t'rlla R. Tage "fl' rampua
and Mra. Jampa L. Payne ra
Mn. Albert T. Andersoa of Kalem : whll' topem.
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ii,,,"i iiii tiiin ri .iiir w.i c iviin,
nui n as nip niiHii'i n niiii r irin.ii, ! n,.!,.,!.
, , , . . . . w " " "". I in, pi ,. . lini"UIHII, ' m ,
th ballet presentation hint heloip ,) t.,raur i,.n,.. ,.,.i fir.il president; Nd Johmon, ec
pre-niiptwl party when Mrv Ku- N1 Vcar'a; and the gradtiiilion (u.n. Kluaheth W .linn re ad from r,',i,r' treaiurer; Frank Hum
nice Vinson and Mim Terrl Gr. 1 ntyle ahowa ataged by the Joan the Jiook of Gold and Jrri Wait ,,rc''1, IK'ul ''Arn"n. The hoit
the latter x , Ho ( niirm N hool clafurs grow riir ancel cmnmiiiee lor tne first dame in-
home on Fir Street. The aerving out of the regularly scheduled Dunnii the rerpmnnv Yumn. eludes Mr, and Mra. K. J. lUrmi,
man, a recent newcomer in the Prime, ha aliendpd Ihe Ira give ! lMr " 'nlcred with an ar-lcoure oflered, by the VWCA. PimiI sang, accompanied by Sue Mr' ""d Mr Wrren t'lark, Mr.
rnpital from ISellinghnm. Wash. . ,;hy (he Delia Tau Delta Iralernlty rangrmrnt of pink and while roe-, These evenla provide opportunities Crier; Ji.rbara Andermn ang,"d Mr Johnson, Mr, and
Mr, Dykmnn Is the new physical j la honor of thplr pw housemother, i ,H"1" nd frcesias flanked by lor cl.iss nicinhers to hae m-cev, with Vicki Ward at the piano; Mrs. Frank llamstreet and Mr.
sury evpcrience belore an auili- Jim Davenport played a piano nlo Mrs. lharles Nielsen,
ence, Friends of Ihe participant,: solo; and Judy Keller gave a!
as well as other inlerested person. reading. Clllirt'll (irMI)i4 Mt'ft
con eninv seciim a tierliirmnni e Kicorted snri hinnr.l u.r.
Miss Miiiley tnson of fort land, that not only holds spet lal person:.! Nancy Weeks, honor queen Beth-1 Wl'll CUKNKftS - Baptist
Invitations . . . were in Mon-'r ;h ' . interest, but Is very otten.a tolisli- rl 33; Karbara Anderson, past church activities shedulcd lor Ihe
days mail to the wedding of Miss!vm.'i-Vtnu ;ed piece of non profesMonal w oik. honor queen 48; Anne Vander-wk Include: Tuesday, January
Betty Lou Smith, daughter of Mr. " i" J.T .,' 'i This is a reminder that the finl non. i.rana Hrttiel honor queen: " oay aay meeung oi me
srul Mr. LV. I. Uf .L.... i... uivn II .1
Smith, and
lata with a neighborhood reflee
la weleame U a lew af thplr new
Plghbara . . . the affair will be
held at the Page home a lop Fair
mount RIO ...
Club hostesses , , . Mrs. Brazier
Small will entertain her club at
dinner and bridge tonight at her
Morningside home . . . Mrs, Ralph
Dnderwnnd has invited members
of her club to a dessert bridge i'nc parish hall
tonight at her Tulip Drive home. . . I Revealed , .
Mrs. Gerald It Long, a newcomer State College
Francis Worthington1;:" P r ri u l,, ;sion - HiMory of Marion Conn-: Wrn Rooth, Mrs. Kdward Wil-, While Cross group in the church
Leland Robert Harra, 1 ; i , i ii ln the Know Your Commun-;", Nancy Snider, past queens; innex. A no host 12 o'cl.Kk lunch,
nd Mrs. Garnet W. CL mjIM SVT" I y 'r,M of ' ltcklr F,!,npr' iurfn 48; j Hostesses Mrs. Roy Reed and Mrs.
Mrs. Dennis M kkelsnn Mrs Hale . ' l. wi . i . ti u . ... .n
son of Mr
Harra ... the ceremony will take
place at St. Paula Episcopal
Church on Saturday afternoon,
February 4 at four o'clock . . . the
wedding reception will b held in
'the YW'CA on Tuesday evening, I rfn Thomas, Naney Owens, Di-, lrn' Haustew. a family fellow-
Mrs. Dennis Mikkelson, Mrs. Dale
Mr Nellie Packer Mr. Tn? J'n"ary 24. and the public is wel- Ferguson. Jan Roberts. Vicki hip covered dish dinner will.be
Fenwick Mn I Rose Greunfeher romf ond. Anoiher serips-l Wrd. Sharon Long, past queens; ! held In Ihe Baptist church anoex
Mrs F rinf BoseS Mn 2m ln Makin Religion Real Mrs. Norman Fletcher, p.,t;on January 2 at 5 30 pm. Follow-
K sse Mr, R . a n d Ram del? -hich has had two scions. U ""d'.n. Mrs. Eldon Cone, past , in he dinner the member, will go
Mrs. Donald Tcper, Mrs. Irene apMing to a cross-section group. vnrtlon.'
vi.it Mr. t.iik !.-.. ii.. t-j iThose who have not vet attended ku-"oian, Jirs. u. r..
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"ii7 inr
! guardian. F.ldon Cone, associate calling in the Community.
the Oregon Welt. Mrs. Keith' Kneer. Mrs Kit. I Those who have not yet attended J ' McCrary.
e rimnui Monds i n.J r-....ir,i., u.. n.u in: 'are reminrleH Ihnl ten sessirins are u'Uin-eieri H
in the capital from Portland, will evening was the engagement afisnn Miaa Carolv Franklin Miss acheduled for Tuesday evenings WHr'h' lvior, Order of j McClellan will entertain the Little
be guest . . . Mrs. Alton L. Miss Ruth Starrett. dsushter iif rU.i i .. si... ..r.i v..,. until the end nf Mar.h individuals' Va,nbo: NaHm' Assembly. Dal-, Garden Club of Salem Heights on
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v iiniiiin-i mni w4ii ire wnim w iiir;inr, ana mn. rrrq U. Marreil. la i harth and th hnslesses
Spring Brook Garden Cluh at heriDarrold Garrison, son of Mr. and
Oak Hill Avenue home Thursday ; Mrs. John Baum of Carlton. . . ,
afternoon ... a dessert luncheon i Na date baa keen aet for the
will be acrved and the guest speak- wedding. . . . Miss Starrett la a
er will be Mrs. Robert Nelson, who ' junior at Oregon State College
will discuss "Landscnping" . . . and a member of Gamma Phi
Mrs. Robert W. Gormsen will Me Beta and Alpha Lambda Delta,
her club at a dessert bridge Thurs-; scholastic honorary. ... Mr. Gar
day night . , . Mra. James R. Irisoa is a Junior at Oregon State
Phillips will be an additional and a member of Phi Sigma
fvet - I Kappa. ... The bride-elect an
nounced her betrothal at the
Gamma Phi Beta house. . . .
Ta wed In Mav . . . Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Wilson have an
nounced the engagement ' and
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Deanna Rae, to Larry
Mullins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Mullini of Lake Labish The
wedding will be an event of May
jv. at. me. Christ
Do you work over
14 hours a day?
Are you an
0VSl
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LeRuds Are Dinner
Hosts Sunday
either series.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick LcRud en- Book Reviews
tertaincd with a family dinner Th rwnlar Iwu.It rmaw .rie
at their home following the dedi
cation services of their grand
children. David lRud and Jan
liiiesKsnii Journal
i t:!!s itA C23 U i
f
Art yOtt up to your ears in
work every minute of the
day? Have you no time to
relax? Are you exhausted
when your husband gets
home? Are you lonesome for
talk with other adulu. If so,
you're not alone!
Ill tpitl of labor-saving de
vices, young mothers today
put in as much as 113 hours
a week when few wot ken in
business and industry are ex
pected to work more thin "
forty.
BeciUSI Journal editors rec
ognire the importance of this
problem, they called to
gethcr four young mothers,
whose problems are typical,
to meet with experts in child
care and family relations
and discuss what can be
done to help today's oves
worked young mothers.
In this revealing d iscussion,
you'll read how tlwsc young
mothers spend their busiest
hours, their favorite hours;
you'll learn how they shop
and keep house. You'll sym
pathize with them as they
tell about their most acute
crises, reveal what in their
lives they most want to see
changed and modified. .
You'll rild how husbands
help around the house . . .
w hat part tliey play in taking
care of the children. But still
more help is needed! Where
will it come from? What part
can your community play?
With millions of young mar
ried! having millions of ba
bies, be sure yod read "The
PlightoftheYoungMotlver."
Show it to your husband,
discuss it with your friends.
IN All, 34 mticlts, tiotut .
tni ftttwts
Cat tottajrti aS lewsstanit
Church. ... Miss Wilson and her ,na 1 ,n"lip. J1. Kfv Mr J,m,e
fiance are graduates , of Salem , service.
Schools,
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who find it Dossible to attend onlv ""m.r nwHi w"nny aavisor
one or a few evenings in either of lJ""rr,y Asaembly; Mike Rolow.
the above series are welcome to do .m e ' r'mnrl llmette
so. No YWCA membership is re- W'iiJ uf DfkM " :"
quired and no charge is made for r7v0?h,p'ul
in, lllljivilll III v.iipi(T.
ToaMtiiiitro Quh
.begun over a year ago, has been regular meeting of the
I varied by the inclusion of trave- U n Toatmistrei.si will be held
Lmu.. rlr.rr..!,. r..nr.r. ThUrSflaV at the Coldpll I'hpa.
ice Marie LeRud at the First 0(ni.r ,Pature!l- Admission to these !,nt- Amanda Anderson will
events, which are scheduled for the ?" " n Mrs. Claud
second Thursday of the month at : .orRnsc" smn the invocation.
10 00 a.m. and for the fourth Tues- IT T -V"
day at 8:00 p.m. is by YWCA ' p l '. rion
Membership Card or a maU ' rMhr- .R"lK.Mfrr ''" hav
charge. The public Is cordially in-1 Vm U L '? 1"'
viiJ i t iai,. .H...niin. f h.clfri De Mls Amanda Ander-
o finding L,ram. "'j0' M- A"" Gartfell. Mri
outstanding programs. Hirvev i.r.vaii .nri mi., m.i.
Another feature available to the; Weith.rhol, Ceneril
Thursday at a dessert luncheon at
her home on Ratcliff Drive. Mrs.
Charles Hagemann will be the as
sisting hostess. The program will
be "The Shaw Garden in Missouri."
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PirA H.Vj
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WIST OF THE AM
At-c: t Yrnr
D.uiulitcr nf
Mr. and Mrs.
Fliilip II. Fnrlrr
1725 Grsni U
Olhar ViltntlM
Cifli art Soon
f argotlm kul I
fin 'hofotjarph
glvti l lllifim
f 'liiiur.
A Srt of KIDDIGRArif Troofs Gives Yoti
12 Tosei With I'niqne N'aricty in. Poses
and Expressions.
Make an Appointment Today With
STEUIOm STUDIO
744 N. CAPITOL ST. PHONE 2 8682
Comfortahle Home Atmosphere
Plenty af FRF.E
PARKING .iK-
a.
if )S
aaak .a. . M Tl i .
Evangelical United Brethren
Church.
Places were set for Mr. and
Mrs. Glen LeRud, Shirlee and
David, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Le
Rud and Janice Marie. Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Nuttbrock. Dennis
and Jerry, Mrs. Harel Nuttbrock,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morgan,
the Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Jamieson
.'.It h.r tinll r....l ....I....
public include Bridge Oass Re-! wi,. b, Misi Constanre Weinm.o
r
unions, such as was held last sum-
! mer. Similar events will he ntan-l
nwl (rnm-tim to time I The Labish Meadows Garden
Fram Coo. Bay . . . comes news i .. 1 " .s ,::I.J".M L?" V? I Peoole who have the time and club wil1 meet .Thursday afternoon
the inclination to attend a six or ' 'he home of Mrs. Ralph Gilbert,
twelve weeks' course may learn, ' 30 p m'
or improve a special fkiil or art.
of the hirth r a i.,,nL .kiij . ingni was nonored on hridny eve
little girl, t. Mr. and Mrs. MTJL,nFT'n't'lt
rice Fitisimon. j,.u. i , the home of C. R. Boat wnght with
.me lipped the Kales at eight
pounds, nine and a half ounces
and bas been named Jane Louise.
. . . Alsa welcoming the baby are
twa brothers, Patrick and James,
and a sister, Anne. ... Her
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver B. Huston and Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Fltcsimons, all of Sa
lem. . . .
Heading south . . . today will
be Mr. and Mrs. Roy If. Mills,
Who will spend the ensuing few
months sojourning on the Cali
fornia desert near Palm Springs
. . . they will also visit in Los
Angeles with Mr. Mills' son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mills. . . .
Returning . . . this weekend
from a business trip to Los An
geles were Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Johnson . , . they also drove
down to San Diega to visit rela
tives a few days. ...
Appearing ... on the all
Mozart program in a student re
eital at the Juilliard-School of
Music in New York Cifv Thurs
day will be Edna Marie Hill Nat
kin (Mrs. Eugene) . . . the recital
will commemorate the 200th an
niversary of Moiarfs birthday
nd participating are students of
Miss Lonny Epstein. . . . The Sa
lem pianist will play in a two
piano group with another stu
dent. . . . Their numbers include
Fragment of a Sonata Movement
for two pianos, B Flat Major, and
Fantasy for a Mechanical organ,
F. Minor. ...
Lead Bridge Play ers
Duplicate bridge players in the
weekly contest at Columbus hall
on January IS were led by Mrs
L. J. Marker and Norman Hogen
son, north-south, and C. J. Meusey
and Dr. Gus Wallis, east-west. The
following pairs were also awarded
points: Mr. and Mrs Jack Foster.
Mrs. Al Cramer and David Kason
Mrs. K. Baird and W.C. Wilson,
Mrs. Henry Kropp and Mrs. E.W
Hughes, Mrs, E.M. Page and Mrs.
Paul Van de Velde.
Mrs. Harry Bennett as hostess.
Guests attending were Roland See
ger, Paul Ferguson. G. R. Boat
wright, Woodrow Haney, Eugene
Boatwright, Tom Beech, Donald
Boatwright. Harold Dutton, Jerry
Seegcr. Ralph McAllister, Harry
Bennett. Marvin Seeger. Richard
Ross and George Roberts.
Those whose schedules do not per- their lives. At the same time, the
mit such a regular pattern of class
attendance should consider oppor
tunities provided by the above pro
grams, a single event of which is
irequently complete in itself, to
answer some of the intellectual,
spiritual, or recreational needs in
YWCA urges those desiring pro
gram features not offered now to
present their requests to YW'CA
volunteers and staff. Continually '
seeking to answer the needs of the !
community, the YW welcomes
such requests.
Gub Calendar
Mrdnridar
Wednwdsy Afternoon Litertur
iroup of AAUW will, Mrs. W. S
Anknpy, 4.I1J Haer St.. 1.30 p m
Chfrrv Court. Order of the Amir
nUi, ScolUj Hit T.mpl. :se rov
crrddith dinner
Royal Niishbor Sewing Club with
Mrs Arthur Roberg. Liberty Road,
li : luncheon.
ThurtSav
Merry Mtnflrrs with Mrs. Ernut
Barker. 4125 Silverlon Road, lorn.
Spiritual Sunflower Cluh, 11 am.
to ) p hi, sack lunch. 1.129 Madison
St
Town and Gown. Carrier Room,
rirrt Mrthodist Church, I p m
Dabhlrrt with Mrs. Everett Boont
ar, IMS D St., S p m.
Frlds
Salem Woman's club meet at club
houx, S p.m., board meet ins. 11:30
pin. ,
Sliver Bell Circle. Neighbors of
Woodcraft. S p.m. Salem Woman's
Clubhouse. District meetmf.
Saturday
Jaycee-ettes . instaUation dinner
dance. Senator Hotel, S p.m.
INI 1111
SURGICAL
SUPPORTS
Of All Kinds. Trusses.
Abdominal Supports
F.lastir Hosier Fipert
Fitters Private Fining
Rooms
"Asa Your Doctor"
Ccpital Drug Store
405 State Street
Cirrner of Uberty -
2.VC Green itaanpn
LEON'S TOTS-TO-TEENS BIG
PBI-I
cm
ENT0BY
MM
Stocks must be reduced for inventory ... former prices are for
gotten . . . Clean shelves are a must ... so the savings are yours
. . . Buy now and save on all your children's shoes and cloth-
"Girls' Coots" "Boys' Jackets"
Every single coat in the store reduced For dress or school ... smart and sturdy
. . . all well known brands . . . beautiful warm and water fepellent .
materials nd styles .
"Girl's Dresses" "Boys' Shirts"
All styles reduced to their lowest price Po0 lhirt$ , , t rti shirts . . . flannels .
yet . . . for school or dress . . . cottons
...cords... nylons... ' for school or play .. .
flwnw- WtolF
Skirts BloilSCS Gowns-PJs . - . . 1.79
' t .
' r . , Sweaters ... . . 1.99
with adU stable Cottons and da
waists ... ortons crons ... 3 to 6 Knjf Hgt - 99c
and wools . . . and 7 to 14 ... .
2" 99c I88 Witts ... Gloves . . . 79c
Toys . . . Gifts . . . Yi price
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Final Weelt of 2 for 1 Shoe Sale
"Outstanding Savings on Children's Shoes"
2 Pair for . 4.95 2 pair for 7.95
2 Pair for . 5.95 2 pair for 8.95
The Complete Children's Department In Leon's
I i
IWfa-'-
Has been extended for One More Week by Popular Request . . Many
women have been unable to take advantage of this Sensational
Shoe Sale ... So for their, convenience and the ones leon's were
unable to wait on because of the crowds, they are continuing
This Big Event until Saturday . . . Bring a friend and share the cost
. . . You get 2 pair for the Price of 1 1
"GROUP 1"
Slippers . oxfords . . . flats are in
this group . . . every pair was a more
expensive shoe ...
2 For P?s
"GROUP 2"
Casuals . . . flats . . wedgies . . .
white elk saddles ... odds and ends
in dress shoes.
2 For Q)
95
"GROUP 3"
Hollywood Skooterj . . . buck saddles
... tan and brown saddles , . . flats
. . . wedgies ... In better grades . , .
some dress shoes . Your choice . . .
2 For 5S
"GROUP 4"
One of the biggest groups in the sale
. . , Many fine dress shoes ... 3
colors in, Johansen Casuals . and
lots of other fine styles.
aForfl95
GROUP 5
Fiancee . . . Carmos . . . Some Amanos
. . . in medium and high heels . . .
light and dark colors ... a choice
selection at .
2Fo70295
GROUP 6
Our latest and best grades in Johan
sen and Amanos . . beautiful selected
calfskin and suedes ...
2Forfl9S
GROUP
7"
One new group of slippers and brok
en lots in oxfords and casuals.
"Handbags"
Every single bag re
duced for final clear
ance . . . a good selec
tion at .
"Nylons
The finest nylon value
you will find . . . $1 50
grade nylons at . . .
2 !, la
234 N. Liberty
Salem