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($. 2)-Ortg. Statesman, Salem, Ortg., Sunday, Fab. 19, 1936
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Young models ... for the benefit fashion tea to be given
by the Salem Branch, American Association of University!
Women on Feb. 25 at Meier and Frank's will be children of mem
bers. Pictured with Mrs. Erwin E. Batterman, chairman of the
AAUW fellowship fund, for which the benefit is being given,
re three of the models, Sharon Hann, Ellen Sprague and Sandra
Hann. The Hann sisters are daughters of the John Hannj and
Ellen is the daughter of the Arthur Spragues. (Kennell-Ellis
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Heart Sunday . , Is. P" "1 , r" " -j r" 1 . ' ' ' i
February 26 ' n d - - f 3 I r.-rt--J f -- "T " - ; ; ") s ' -'
over 450 women have f -' ' . Jl ' 1 t . ' ' j . y . . .. ...
door bells in the house- V : :J V i . ,- ; : ; V ' ti
to-house collection be- ..1 ! -1 v ' " -
tween 1 and 4 p. m. The - . : ' i , i V , - : A ' ' , ' .
one-afternoon campaign ? j tv, ws :a -' ,4-' " , ' ' : '
'will climax the 1956 , ' ' - I A ' ! 5 f
Heart Fund drive. Pic- - J f" ' 7 V V3, "T , ' ' L i . "
tured above are two t r ; I ' '" " ' 1
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day, Mrs. Ted Ogdahl ' i i .7 ( . ( , V i V -1
and Mrs. William Bush, . . , ,- ' j4l vf-, " -t" jl
shown loading up with , tl000 'r S
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Chairman ...and
captain pictured at
the right are Mrs. Wil
lard J. Stone, one of the
40 captains, left, and
Mrs.' Robert Y. Thornton,
Heart Sunday" chairman.
A captain wi" be in
charge of each of the 40
districts. Women w
ring every door bell in
the city, with each vol
unteer assigned 15 to 25
houses. (Kennell-Ellis
Photos).
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On the directorate ... for
the Salem Woman's Club
benefit dessert bridge party on
Feb. 24 at the clubhouse, are,
left to right, Mrs. Earl T. Andre
sen, Mrs. John S. Tyler Jr. and
Mrs. H. P. Grant. The women are
pictured by the club's new baby
grand piano and proceeds from
the benefit will augment the pi
ano fund. (Kennell-Ellis Studio).
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A Valentine's Day
bride . . . Mrs.
Roy Elliott Nelson, at the
left, the former Anita
Gayle Juve, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice N.
Juve. The bridegroom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Roy 0. Nelson of Park
Ridge, III., who came
west for he nuptials.
The ceremony took place
at the First Christian
Church. The newlyweds
will make their home in
Elmwood Park, III. (Jes-
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r live in Texas ... Mrs. Elton Taylor lafky, who was Noreen Nelson
prior to her February 1 1 marriage at the First Presbyterian Church. Th
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Charles Nelson and It. lafky,
who is serving in tht U. S. Air orce In taredo, Texas, Is the son of Mrs.
Herman E. Lafky. (Jesten-Miller Studio).