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If JtRYME KNGLI8B
NTRSF.RY NOTES ... A num
ber ol new citizen are being
welcomed here and out-of-town
. , . From PortUnd comes news
ol tbe birth of a ion to II r. ind
Mn. Donald V. Young Molly
MeWalers) ... the lad arrived
Wednesday at the Wilcox Me
morial Hospital and tipped the
scales at eight pounds, twelve
ounces ... he haa been named
Kruegrr, Miss Norma Sletton and
Mrs. Lawrence Ennlnga . . .
Visitors ... la the capital are
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Srhuli and
children, Cathy and Joha, af Pale
Alio, Calif., formerly el Halrm,
who are jurat a a few - daya of
Mr. and Mrt. Jamca 11. Nicholson
Jr. . .
'Arriving ... I Salem ky plane
tonight will be Dr. Rolf M. Gun
aar af Riverside, III., who will
Donald Gilea ... The grandpar-lnpead the weekend with hi
ent are Mr. Donald A. Young brother ad aUter in-law, Mr. and
Gieseking to
Play Here on
, Andrew Douglaa, to Mr. and r ,", .
i. Donald H. Nagel on Wednes- OUTUlQQy
. " .V..1.J..... 1- tW. '
of Salem and Mr. and Mr. W. R
McWater of Portland . . , and
tho great grandparent are Mr.
and Mrs. William Gilei of Port
land ...
a II.. I. 1 . L.. 4-
n imiv vvy wmm pvt. m
Mr. and Mr. - Joaeph Palmer
(Mildl Roberta) of Portland on
April 17 at th Wilcox Memorial
Hospital . . . he ha been named
Phillip Edwarda ... also wel
coming the lad I. a aiiter, Darcy
. . . The baby' grandparent are
Mr. and Mr. John J. Roberta of
Salem . . . Mr. Roberta 1 (pend
ing several weeke in Portland at
her daughter's home ... '
From Lengview . . . comes
word of the birth of a fourth
aon.
Mr.
day . . other children in the
family include Larry, Cameron
and Brian . . . The grandparent
are Mr. and" Mrs. David H. Cam
eron of Salem and Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Bogar of Portland . . .
and the baby's great-grandmother
is Mrs. Albert A. Krumrey of
Santa Monica, Calif. . , . Mr. and
Mrs. Cameron drove to Longview
Thursday to greet their new
grandson and returning with
them for a visit will be the two
ycunger grandchildren, Cameron
and Brian . . .
It's a son ... for Mr. and Mrs.
Willis E. Vincent Jr. of Albany
... he arrived on April 12 and
has been named Mark Steven . . .
The Vincents formerly resided in
Salem ... the baby' grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. John Zer
saa of Woodburn and Colonel
and Mrs. Willis E. Vincent of
Salem ...
, Invitation , , . were received in
Salem Thursday to a pre nuptial
party for which Mr. Bruce
spawning ana ner aaugnter, Mrs.
Robert Morria III, will be host
esses on Saturday, April 28 at
their Dunthorpe home in Port
land . . . The affair win honor
Miss Gloria Stolk, June bride
elect of Wallace Carson Jr. . , .
Guesta have been bidden to a
1 o'clock luncheor and a kitchen
shower will fete the bride-to-be
., .
A sprprise shower , . , feted
Mrs. Robert R. Siddoway Thurs
day night when Mr. Robert Moe
and Mrs. Roland Hochhalter en
tertained at the former'a Center
Street home ... A dessert (upper
waa served by the hostesses with
the shower following ... A group
of Mrs. Siddoway's friends were
bidden to the party and special
guests were her mother, Mrs.
Robert G. Brady of Eugene, her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Ray Siddo
way, and her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Robert G. Brady Jr. . .
A group of Salem . . . women
will be in Oswego Saturday to at
tend the candidates luncheon at
the Country Store. The Republi
can Women's Federation of Ore
gon take over the tea room each
Saturday ... All wives of candi
dates have been invited to at
tend this kick-off affair and a
paradewill precede irr Oswego
. . . Similar events will be held
each Saturday until November
. . . Among those planning to at
tend from Salem are Mrs. Elmo
E. Smith, Mrs. Douglas McKay,
Mrs. Charles Heltzel, Mrs. A. W.
Loucks, Mrs. Robert White, Mrs.
Sigfrid B. Unandcr, Mrs. Robert
Needham, Mrs. Kenneth Sher
man, and Mrs. Leon Perry. . .
Coffee time . . . this morning
at headquarters for the Elmo
Smith for Governor committee
... the occasion to honor all i
volunteer women workers of
which Mrs. Charles Helliel is
chairman . . . Over sixty plan
to attend the 10 o'clock gathering.
A hostess . . . Thursday night
was Mrs. Donald Reinke, who en
tertained members of her bridge
club at her Kingwood Heights
home . . . Each guest wore or
iginal crazy hats to the party . . .
a special guest was Mrs. Abner
Kline, who told the group about
her winter's stay in England and
trip to France . . . Other guests
were Mrs. Claybourne Dyer, Mrs.
Rohbert Zellcr, Mrs. Gordon
Guild Names Officers
A new slate of officers for the
First Evangelical Church Guild
Includes Mrs. Ellis Sprick, presi
dent; Mrs. Ralph Eyer, vice
-president; Mrs. Charles Frank
lin, secretary; Mrs. Thomas Nash,
treasurer. The group will meet
ntxt Thursday at the home "of
Mrs. Richard Oraw, 4063 Alana
Ave. Miss Marie Izler, nurse
from the Kentucky Mission Hos
pital will be the guest speaker.
Mrs. George David, Mrs. Eugene
Hilficker and Mrs. Kenneth Hil
ficker are in charge of the program.
Mrs. Peter Gupnar ... Dr. Gun
aar has beea in Los Aagelesat
tending the annual meeting of
the American Medical Asaocia
tloa ...
House gueit ... of Mr. .and
Mrs. Lauren Gale is her aunt,
Mrs. Vera Johnson of Spokane,
who will be here a week or more
. . . Accompanying Mrs. Johnson
to Salem was Mra. John Groom,
who la visiting her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. John G.
Groom . . .
Walter Gieseking, notable pian
ist appears at North Salem audi
torium on the final program in
the Community Concert Series,
Saturday night Born in France,
he has been honored many times
by that nation for his talents.
He has been twice awarded the
Grand Prix du Disque of France
for his recordings.
Gieseking plays the following
concert here to members of the
Community Concert Association.
Sonata In C malor. Opui S3
iWaldittin Sonata) Bcethovan
Caprirclo In Faharp minor l
Caprlcro In B minor 1
Intermezzo In B flat milon Brahms
Inttrmazr.o In E major
Rhapaudy In C minor I
Impromptu In B fat malor)
Impromptu In A flat major i
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IV. Barcarolle. Opui SO . Chopin
V. Suit bcrfamaaqua Drbunny
Dana i Dsbuuy
' La Cathedrals tngloutla .. Dchuaay
Ondlnc Raval
Off on Their Honeymoon
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MONACO-Prince Rainier III and his bride, Grace Kelly, smile as they board his yacht, Deo
-Juvante in Monaco Thursday for their Mediterranean honeymoon. Grace it clutching her pet
dog, Oliver, while the Prince carries camera. They were wed earlier in religious ceremony at
Monaco's Cathedral. (AP Wirephoto). .
Piano Recita
On Sunday
Any event
of Sunday afti-riiiKin,
April 22 Will be a piano rental to
be given by Lynn Amrme, pupil of
William Kawk. In the First Evan
gelical I'mlrd Brethren Church at
3 o'clock.
Miss Anirlne, a Salrm resliWnt
until recently, now attends high
school in Newbcrg, where Is a
member of the National Honor Ro
clety and arcompunlst for the
school choir. She recently accom
panied the school production of
tlie ' Red Mill" by Victor Herbert.
Miss Meredith Hit hoy will assist
with group of vocal nimiber.
A reception Is to follow with
Mrs. Homi-r Smith Jr., and Mra.
LaVern Dnlkenberg pouring.
The following program wiQ be
presented;'
Invrnllon No, II Bah
Euirta In r Hharp Major,
If I Wr a Bird'' . lUnwtl
To a Waur tily Mai Uowall
Linn Amrlns
Sonata In C. No. 1 Morart
Lynn Amrlna
Eithaf Idiar 8cond Vlann
Whan You ('nini Horns .... Squire
Spring la a l-adv atriraiana
Marrdith Rlihay
Ruatle of Kpnnf . . Rlndln
Tha 'at and th MouSa ,'Coiland
l.lrrwatraum , . L'"
Alnltah .... Vllla-Loboa
Lynn Amrlna
Alls Turrs Moiaii
Malafusna Lacuona
t.ynn Amrlna
Lurllla Wondrrly 8vond Piano
NO ROYALTY
HOUSTON, Tex. I - In addition
to the usual advertising of the cur
rent attraction on its marquee.
movie theater here Thursday bold
ly stated that it was "one place
where you won't see, hear or read
about Grace Kelly."
Soloist
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Stale .stnaii, Salem, Ore, h., April 20, T0 (Sr-c. II) 13
Ituraa Vlala Early fclaUry ti
Willamette valley towns was
studied at the meeting ol the
Buoia Viala Women's dub An
announcement was made of the
meeting of the J'olk County Fed
eration of Rural club, which Will
tv hi Id at Dulln Uglon hall on
Wednesday, April II at 10 JO a. m.
The May I meeting of lite Burna
Vista club will be a Mother'! day
meeting.
Miss Myra Fneien of Dallas,
soloist with the Willamette
University Choir tonight et
the Fine Arts Auditorium t
8:15 p.m. "tost in the Night,"
F. Melius Christiansen's well
known chorus, relies princi
pally upon a lyric soprano
solo, which Min Frieien will
sing. The public is Invited.
' (Kennell-Ellit Studio).
JEFFERSON Mr, and Mrs,
Claude L McGlll announce the
coming marriage of their daugh
ter, Betty Jean, to Darotd Cala
van of Toledo. Their wedding
will be an event of Friday, June
8 In Salem at the First Church
of the Nazarene.
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Kay Wcob f.lill Stcro
260 South 12th
Across from Willamette Campus
Tea to Honor
Girls State
Candidates
The Girls State candidates from
Salem, numbering 33, will be
honored at a tea on Saturday
from 2 to 4 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. William J. Braun. Follow
ing the tea the selection commit
tee, who will select the ten girls
to attend Girls State, will meet
and then announce the girls to
sttend the session to be held
June 11-17 on the Willamette
University Campus.
Mrs. Leon Brown, Mrs.. Dow
Christening I Held
WILLAMINA John Edward I
Ballas. infant son of Mr. and!
Mrs. Joseph P. Ballas of Willam
in, was christened at cere I
monies at St. Michael's Church I
in Grand Ronde. Charles Frank I
of Grand Ronde, and Mrs.' Bar
ney Thurber of willamina are I
godparents. A buffet dinner I
was served at the Bal'-ashomel
after the ceremony. Guests were I
Esther Behr and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank of Grand Ronde, Mr. and I
Mrs. Ray Ferguson and Steve of I
Three Rox, Mr. and Mrs. Frank I
Filhavey of Sweet Home, Mrs.
Mary Good of Stockton, Calif., I
Dr. and Mrs. S. Zuelke and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Re 1
yard and family of Portland, Mr. I
Lovell and Mrs. Gladvs Miller ind Mr. Thurber and son, Mr
rortiDrisa the local Girls State and Mrs. Laurice Fox, Mr. and
Committee in charge of the pro-i Mrs. Jim Shipley, Mr. and Mrs
gram in Salem. All candidates ! Albert Endres and Mr. and Mrs
are invited to attend the tea. I Don Hurd of Willamina.
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