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8 (Sec. I) Statesman, Salem. Ore., Tlmr., April !). T0
Around
By JfctYMK
IIEADLIMNO . . . the iocIiI
calendar today will b th annual
prlnf silver tea to I given by
th Salem Memorial Jloapltal
Auxiliary at the Candalaria
Jleliiht born of Jr. and Mn.
Georf R. lfoffmia ... All mem-
ben of th auxiliary and th in
terrstrd public art invited to call
between 230 and 0:30 ociocg
... Ail proceeds will be used to
augment tht auxillary'i fund for
tht aew therapy pool la th pro
posed new wing of the hospital
. . . Sprint garden floweri and
. blouaaia will b used in decorat
nf the rooma and tea tablt . . .
tin. Emery Hobbt and Mrs. Rob
trt W. Cor mien art co-chairmen
f the decorsting committee, as
sisted by Mr. Richard L. Cooley,
lira. John McCullough and Mrs.
Tbilip Hawley ...
A number ... of eut-af Uwa
f oetta wlQ bo hero this weekend
for the Town Club dinner daac
at tbo Marioa Hotel Satarday
. . . thl will ba a apriag formal
ad tbt la at oao for the eana
... Mr. and Mn. Keaaetb Maa
alaf and Mr. and Mn. Joseph E.
Harvey, both roaples froai Fort
bad, but former Salem residents,
will bo goets of Mr. aad Mn.
Wheeler R. Enfllih ... Mr.
ad Mn. Keaaela roll will
bar as their gaests. Mr. and
... Mr. aad Mn. Keaaetb Fells
will bavo ai their gaests, Mr. aad
Mn. William E. Mcrbrrwa ofi
rortlaad . . . gaests of tbo WU
liam E BaaanoBdi wlU bo tbo
Virgil Dnnkint of Portland . . .
ad Dr. and Mn. Louis B. ftcboel
f rortlaad, forater Salem rest
strata, will bo down far tbo week
cad and daaco as fiesta of Mr.
ad Mrs, Ward Davis ... la com
pliment to tbt. eat-eftown faesta
Mr. aad Mrs. J. B. Moaaetto are
entertaining with aa Informal pro
line party at their Falrmaaat
Kill boms . . . Following tbo
lance Mr. aad Mrs. Ward Davis
ad tbo William Qammoads will
bo boits for a supper party at
tbo latter! homo la boaor of the
Ulten ...
Eatertalnla' ... a few friends
Informally beforo tbo danco will
bo Mr. and Mrs. Loo V. Ohmart,
who bavo Invited guests to their
North 14th Street homo
Among other out-of-town guests
coming for tho dine art Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent McLaughlin of Port
land, who will bo guests of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
J'r. Byron Mennls ... Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Fhipps of The
Dalles will bo guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Nicholson Jr. . . .
Tho Phipps will remain for the
weekend and will bo accom
i prnied by their children, Cathy,
Gaylo and John ... Dr. and Mrs.
William Ott of Dallas will be
guests of tho Rsymond Busicks
. . . other guests from Salem In
clude Ur. and Mrs. Glen Woodry,
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Mr. and Mrs. Lynn llelae, Mr.
snd Mrs. H. 11. Hollowly, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Taggeaell and
Mi. and Mrs. Ed C. Lewis . , .
Firm m a series , , , of bridge
beaefits to bo glvea by the PI
eXa rM alamaM will be btld
Friday afteraooa at the Morning-
side bom ef Mrs. Edwla Keera
A 1:15 dewert luarheoa will
bo served with cards following
records from tbo aartlrs
will bo Bard to orad delegate ,
se Ike aatlMal coavratlaa ll
Fiiadraa, Calif, thl Banner . . ,
Mr. Ervla Feller I chalrmaa t
tbo party, aulated by Mr. Frank
Cooper aad Mr. Robert Sullivan.
A sararlaa . . . houewarmlng
feted Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E.
Jones Jr. who recently moved
into their new homo in tho Park-
dole addition, Wednesday night
Memben of Mrs. Jones'
bridge club and their buabands
arranged tho party ... a no-hoat
dinner was served by the, group
and a gift presented to the
couple . . ,
A bridal shower , . . honored
Mil Darlrae Meyer Taeaday
algbt waea Mn. Ray Grrcao sad
Mr. Warrea Fayater eatertslard
at tbo foraser borne . , a ml-
cellaaeoa shower feted tbo
bride-le-be aad a dessert sapper
was served by the boateaaes
u j a a.
July
8U Viaceal deFaul Catholic
Cbarrb ...
Biddea ... to fete Miss Meyer
were Mesdames Henry Meyer,
Flavlus Meier, Frank Weber,
George Bauer Sr., Tom Meier,
Robert Meier. John Meier, Joseph
Meier, Richard Simi, E.T.B. Hill,
Ralph Csley. Pat Toler. Stanley
Allen, Rodney Bright, Jame
Mahoney, Ed Lawrence. John
Larwood, Walter J. Gjenvold,
LeKoy Edwarda, Lloyd Truawll.
Miases Jackie Hayes, Xathy Wal-
den, Ksthie Cortigan, Joyce High
ley, Joan Casey, Joan Neal,
Eunice Peckenpaugh and Donna
Carbaugh,
A kidnap breakfast , , . wss
held Wednetday moralng at tbo
ralrmount Hill heme of Mrs.
Kenneth Wllsoa Jor 8t Aaae'a
Guild of St, Paul's Eplwopal
Cbarck . . . Over atteaded the
affair aad Mrs. Willis E. Vlaceat
assisted tbo hostess laforasally
Pkklag aa the gaeits wen
Meadaase Glean Faxsoa, Jake
Ucaead. George Wellef. Richard
Rawltasoa, Breymaa Boise, Don
ald A. Yoaag, Wallace Canoa
aad Brace Cnadall , , , Mrs.
Belie presided at the coffee era.
Club bsstesses . . . Mrs. George
Rossmaa entertained her club at
dessert bridge Wednesday af
ternoon . . . Mn. Leonard Hicks
waa bostess to ber club at lunch
eon and bridge on Wednesdsy at
her new home on West Salem
Heights Avenue . . . Additional
gueits were Mrs. Horace McGee
and Mn. Peter Geiser . . .
Mead lag south . . . Wedaeaday
were Mr. aad Mrs. Clsytea Fare
aiaa aad daughter, Mrs. Harvey
Kerpf . ... they will make their
headquarters la Napa, Calif, aad
f - i" r""i f" t
m
large end extra
Pieer
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W h 1 h U N H u ;-!.!o'M
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lips on Travel
Is The mo
Of Talk
Mrmlx-ra and gnel of the
Sli-in llrinrh AAUW Irirnrii
Tip on Travel" Irom Mint Carol
Lane, women's travel renretenla-
live with the Midi Oil rompiny,
a Ilia meeting fnllowrit s
"rrul" (hem in lh YWCA
Tuesday evening.
Four reasona why travel Is un
dertaken, srorttlng to Miia l.ana,
are to r new plare and new
people, to see beauty and to find
aolitud sad simplicity. Sh
pointed out that touring rlulu
and touring services offer aid to
travelers In their search for his
torlcal or modern pointa of inter
rat. Miss Uni disclosed uaeful
tins on parking, travelling with
children, snd showed trsvefteated
Item to the group.
Miss Marjorle Cheater Intro
duced lh spesktf snd tho recent
graduates, who presented the
study group members In seversl
skita. Th travel atudy group In
troduced by Mrs warren poo-
hiile. was decribed b Mrs.
rai
R,the Mra. Richard W.
Burns presented Mrs. J. A. Head,
Mr. rrink Hull. Mn T. R. Ilo-
bart snd Mn. George Martin, who
'related activities of their lltera-
lure study group, Tho Interns-
jtional relitions representstive,
I Mrs. If. E. Bmedley, was Intro-
duccd by Mr. Forreat Walker.
Mrs. Stuart Smith introduced th
arts in the homo member, who
was Mn. A. P. Sprague.
Wlllanetl ftValon Are GaesU
Speaking about their child car
group wen Mrs Dsniel Trull
Inner, Mn. R. E. Gsngwsre snd
Mrs. Noel Ksestner -presented by
Mr. Richard Ballantyno. Relating
activities of the recent graduate
was Miss Ethel Tetlie. Mrs. Rob
ert Turner, membenhip chair
man, announced to the senior
women of Willamette Unlvenity,
who were guesU, that tho AAUW
wiiu wciv Kutrvvas. im iiisj rrj v
W WH
Golden Aga Club
Costume Part
The Golden Age Club will
launch the beginning of their
fiscal year with a coatume party
Friday at the YWCA at 1:30 p. m.
Each member, and gueat is in
vited to come in costume and
there will be a grand march.
Prizes will bo awarded for the
beat costume and for tho comi
cal costume. After tho grand
march games will be played and
refreshments served.
Newly elected oflcers of the
club are George Ditto, president;
11 n M. B. Steener. vire-nreai-
dent; Mrs. Emma Rasmusaen,
secretary; and
treasurer, Mn.
Myrtle Heard.
Mr. aad Mrs. Jom S. Moon
had as their luncheon and dinner
guests on Tueadav Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Glsssley and Mn. J. J. Hague
ol Portland.
witch lb Salem ReaaUrt daring
their spring training . , . Mr.
Koepfs husbaad I a catcher fer
the Seaaton , . . The Faremaas
will also Joia the Araold Kraeg-
en, waa have beea la Napa the
pa week , . . they all plan la
speed a day or two la San Free-
cire ... I
Retaraiag . . . the first of th
week from a trip to San Fran
cisco and San Joae were Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Arts . . . While in San
Jose they visited bis brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hoi-
lis Button ...
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WT. ANCEL-Mr. and AArt. URoy F. Jaeger (Phyllis Amermsn)
whoto wedding took plice on April 7 at St. Mary's Catholic
Church. Tho bride Is tht daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Amerman of Portland and Mr. Jaeger is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Jaeger of Mt. Angel. (Ben Fleischman Photo,, Portland).
Officers Feted
At Bonawitz
Residence
Snjournen board members met
on Tuesday evening at the Vir
ginal Street borne of Mrs. Joe
Bonawits Sr., the occasion .being
a Joint one for the outgoing and
Incoming board memben.
Hostesses for the affair wen
Mrs. Joe Bonswitx Sr., Mn. Ed
Lewis, Mrs. B. F. Crinsler, Mrs.
E. C. Braton, Mn. W. G. Rogen,
and Mrs. Keith Laymon.
After the business session, the
chairman of the board, Mn. Al
lan Ferrln, adjourned tho meet
ing for bridge. The theme of
decoration was spring flowen
and April showen with individ
ual tables covered with pastel
organdy cloths and centered with
IT'S OUR
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OPEN MONDAY
AND FRIDAY
NIGHTS TIL 9
Portland
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Co-Rec Dance Friilay
Co-Rrc Is holding birthday
dance Friday at I p.m. at the
YWCA honoring m t m b e r s who
have birthdays in April. Final
plans will be made for the Co-Rec
dancing party to be held in Port
land on Saturday evening. All sin
gle persons in the Salem area an
invited to participate in Co-Rec
activities.
miniature bouquets of spring
flowers and gaily colored um
brellas. Th next regular meeting of
Salem Sojournen, which' will be
a wild luncheon, will be held st
the Salem Womani Club House
at 1 p.m. on Thunday, April 26.
Chairman of the day will be Mn.
Austin Eivers, assisted by Mrs.
V. C. Fletcher. Mn. Clara Bsu
man. Mn. Robert Hostetter, Mn.
W. M. Huxtable snd Mrs. Allen
T. Carlston.
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Yet . . . MIUULIVIU S hove been serving you folks of the Wil
lamette Volley for 37 years end now we went to shew you our appreciation
. . one to offer our THANKS for your fine patronage.
In celebration of our birthday . . . during this week end next week ... wo
will give you gift when you purchase your new Spring shoes. There are
gifts for all corns in and help us celebrate!
'At Oregon Slatt
Students to
Entertain
Seniors
By JODY Rl Ki:m
Klalrimaa ( errripondrnl
COKVAI.I.IS Senior week
emlia th big event nhrdulrd at
Oregon Mule which will be full
of various activities. To start
thing oil right after reglttrallun
high vhool M-niors will travel to
the Women's building to ae ex
hibits prolraying Oregon Stat
College in mlnialur. Included In
thl dlnplay will be all th
M-hnols and activities that are of
fered. Alio on th agenda for Friday
night Is the mixer dance to be
held In th Memorial Union Ball
room. Saturday th seniors will
vialt lh school they sr most in
trreatrd In and then go ot lunch.
Exchange picnic with other frs
ternitirs sr planned for early
evening. The weekend is climax
ed with a Talent Show and date
dance to held in the Colliirum.
Many ot the women's houies
are having firesides Friday after
12 o'clock closing. At the Pi Phi
boua there will b entertain
ment and rrfrmhmenti where
Clarice and Claudia Waten will
be auiitlng. At the Thrta houie
Ginger Lively will be buny enter
taining guests. At the Gamma Phi
house msny Salem girls will be
found SMlnling, Including J o d y
Boyer, Roberta Sears, Pat Mor
ton, Doris Sterrelt, and Joan
Lewia. At th Dorm the freshmsn
girls will set as hostesses. Wait
ing to tell the high school seniors
iuat what fun it all is will be
Nancy Owens, Betty Burnnlde,
rai aexion, sue wuinn, vicxy
Ward, Phoebe Lou Braun, Jsne
Moorefield, and Jan Gillespie.
Candidate Namlaaled
"Mia Oregon State College"
candidates hsve been nominated.
Iifteen finalists were selected
this Isst Wednesday night. The
finalists will be announced at the
end of this week. Salem hss been
in the spotlight the last two
Sean with Ginger Lively, Miss
SC last year, and Evle Tarcm
crowned Miss OSC the yesr be
fore. The third time is a charm
they say.
"New Deal" has been initiated
here at Oregon State recently.
The students are helping select
the "Best Professon" on campus.
Students nominate their favorite
professor snd give the reasons
why. Ballots were taken at the
SOSC final elections Wednesday.
The contest is being sponsored by
the committee tor Advsncement
of Tesching.
Ginger Lively has been elected
co-chairman of the Round Table
group. A varied program is car
ried on by the group including
the sponsorship of the Rook and
Rookess counselors, organization
of the Freshman Mix, presenta
tino of International week, direc
tion ot the tampus. Chest drive,
and development of a family re
lations program. The group is the
student YM YWCA organisation
on campus.
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FOR THE LADIES ...
One pair of NYLONS 15 denier, 51 gauge
with each dress shoe purchase. Choose
from: ;
Aman'to
Naturaliier
FOR THE MEN . . .
One pair of Helenca STRETCH SOCKS with
eoch shoe purchase. Choose from: ,
Allen Edmonds ' Roblee
Evans Sahara loots Pedwin
F0R THE CHILDREN
One pair of CHILDREN'S SOCKS with each
shoe purchase. Choose from:
Buster Brown Jumping Jacks
Fropr-Bilt
FREE COMIC BOOKS
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Miis Llnnea Baldwin, who has
been stationed at lackland
Air Force Bate, San Antonio,
Texas, it qualified airman
third clasl and will soon be
admitted to the Air Force
flight stewardess school In
West Palm Beach, Florida.
She Is the daughter of Mr.
-and Mrs. J. L Baldwin of
Salem.
Chapter Receives Cifl
SHERIDAN Adolph Sundrud of
Willamina, worthy patron of Sheri
dan Chapter, OES presented a
handmade pedestal to the Chapter
at Tuesday evening's regular meet
big. The large pedestal was mad
of Luan, known as Philippine ma
hogany, with a large "Star" em
blem1 oo the front. The past
matrons in formats of yesteryear
ntHmnmA th Dinlr m,mh,rf
with a humorous skit with Lucille
Board as soloist, Olive Smith as
pianist, and Edith Holman as
narrator. '
Engagement in Told
SUBLIMITY Mr. and Mre. Fred
A. Yost are announcing the en
gagement of their daughter1, Ber
nadine, to Leslie T. Beamish, son
of Mr. and Mn. Leslie M. Beam
ish of Salem. A June wedding is
planned. The bride elect is em-'
ployed at Candalaria Beauty Sa-i
ion and her fiance is employed at '
Meier and Frank's Salem store. !
Life Stride
Johansen
AND BALLOONS!
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Salem Girl to
Be a Flight
Stewardess
Nineteen year old I.lnnra
Baldwin, of Rulem, who Is ta
llonrd at Lackland A I'll, Sn
Anloolo, Tex, l weiring a big
mil and a bathing suit for two
quit compatible rraumi,
First, sh's happily geared up
for lh start of th swimming
sesMin 'pools open at Lackland
April li. nd second, sh has
received word that her Immedi
ate destination on leaving the
Gateway baie around the lit of
the month will be Wesl Palm
Beach, Fla., where according to
the chamber of commerce, bath
ing suiu are In fashion all year
round.
la Florida as a qualified air
man third class she will be admit
ted to the much-sought Air Force
flight stewardess school. Her
qualification include height of
54, weight 122. and besuly con
test measurements of 35 Inch
bust snd hips with 24 inch wslst.
Other qualifications include a
itsnt at the Patricia Stevens Mod
eling Agency. Chlngo, and a
semester at Oregon Slate College
as well ss a diploma from Salem
high school. She is the daughter
of Mr. snd Mrs. J. L. Bsldwin,
883 Thompson, Silem.
KD Dance Saturday
The K. D. Dance Club will hold
their April dance on Saturday,
April 21 from 9 to 10 o'clock at
the Four Corners Community
Hall. Mr. snd Mrs. Leon Everitt
and Mr. and Mn. Tim Bradahl
head the committee for -the
dance. Members are asked to
bring guesU to the affair.
OPEN MONDAY AND
OTHER DAYS 9:30
Fif?ii?f? Girl
just arrived ...
And we predict you'll be going steady with Viennese
Cirl the most lilting group of dresses this side of
the Atlantic. Sophisticated versions of pessant and
flower girl dresses with still a bit of old world charm.
Flouncing skirts, fitted waists, coquettish necklines
in demure calico prints.
Sketched is one of our new sweethearts , . . heart
print in combed cotton rk-rae and pique trim. Blue
or red. Sizes 7 to 13. w :
Afli7 and phone orden .
OREGONIAN SHOP - STREET FLOOR
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'Plut thipping cost to areas outside our rrgular
truck delivery routes
your kitchen will
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