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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1956)
Wins Award I J r 50f 1 Zonta Club to Install New Officers To Honor Sixth Grade 'DeMolay Boys to Give Program Last meeting of the season for the Grant Mothers will be held Thursday in the school auditorium I Hanna Rosa Court, Order of at 1:30 p.m. J. B. Monnette will'th Amaranth will bold its May speak on Fluoridation and Charles ""J0" Mon,daJ weni.n New officers will be installed m"1 speak on the school i installation for the trustee will kurtrrt nrAOrnm Ct ,.A..t . l. j ... at the meeting of the Salem --"i"i'"-"i-iw in oruer in aoamon w me- Temple. Mrs. George R. K. More- Nile Luncheon And Sewing Salem Daughters of the Nile Club will meet for a 13 o'clock luncheon Monday at the Masonic VIUU 1 IIUI Mid IUKI11 ill . . Q . , . . , . the Kingwood Heights home of following the program will be the present a Mother's Day degree Miss Nellie Schwab, 1045 Grand- sixth grade students. Hostesses for the entertainment of those view, Place, at 7:30 p.m. A des- will be mothers of Miss Bernice' present. -., - ...Ml k 1 1 r. ..... nnA Mr. V... - H li .. I Hn Iho mmmiftu f..r L. .... act I aupfJVi will uc an vcu aim "'"'ft' " a anu .ins. ncia inunuiii-t vwi.i.nt.. tui uic cc- . asvklino hfctacc arc fi Uiv prr's rnnmc and mpmKprt nf th nins! wil. be chairmen Mr anrf I ' head will preside at the business session following. Mrs. James Tindall is chairman of the hostess committee, assisted Mrs. Glenn D. Payne, Mrs. ine Buren, Miss Bertha Kohlha- executive board. In charge are Mrs. Truman Cummings, and " Schlapkohl, Mrs. J Albert Ren, Mr. Merle Rosecrans and ! Mesdames Raymond Kazer, Mr, and Mrs. Edward TOwen, Mr. Sholseth, Mrs. Robert White, Miss Mabel Savage. inowara .uaison. Annur Lee ana "" Mri ugiesoee, air. ana Mrs. A. Dell Shields and Mrs. Dr. Helen Pearce will install i I Mrs. J. Burton Crarv. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rockafeller. Mr. and I Mrs. Willard Moore, and Ms. Mahpi rnri nrf Mice Ho,-i ' wauoe rresnati. Harold C. Walling. Nile members will meet for sewing for the Shriners Hospital Miss Joanne Terhark, senior at Willamette University, who has been presented the Amy Burnham Onken award from Pi Beta Phi as the outstand ing senior woman . in her province. Miss Terhark Outstanding Pi Phi Miss Joanne Terhark. senior at Willamette I'nhcrMty. was pre-' sented the Amy Burnham Onken award from Pi Beta Phi as out standing senior woman in her prov ine at the annual Founder's Day Ba!iuet in Por; land The award gnen by province president. Mrs Stewart Tult, was presented in ei)inmemmiirat:on of the past grand president of Pi Beta Phi to one senior woman in each of the sorority's sixteen provinces, embracing 102 chapters. On t h e basis of recommendation, the Grand Council of Pi Beta Phi will srlect the outstanding one nf these sixteen women to be honored as outstanding senior member of Pi Beta Phi at the national conven tion in Tasadena, California, in July. Miss Terhark has served as pres ident of her chapter and is affili ated with Cap and Gown, Psi Chi. Beta Alpha Gamma, and Kappa Delta Pi. A psychology major, she is senior scholar in the educations department and was a member of the rally squad Outstanding in scholarship, she received the Har riet Rutherford Johnstone prize for two years and was awarded the Charles E. McCulloch scholarship from Willamette University. A graduate of Cleveland High School. Miss Terhark is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs Fred J. Ter hark of Portland. Hattie Bratzel to Be Club Speaker Mother's Day will be the theme of the May dinner meeting of the Christian Business and Profession al Women's Council which will meet Tuesday. May t. at the Mar ion Hotel at S-13 p.m. A Mother's Day tribute will be presented by a family of three generations-Mrs Ethel Frey, Mrs. Manlanc Hurd, and Janie Kurd. Miss Hattie Bratzel. Salem at torney and court reporter, will speak on "Women's Place in Pol itics." Mrs Doris Aldrich of Port land, aulhor o "Out of the Mixin? Pnwl" aid the mother of nine chil dren, will hntig a Mother's Day message She ps tiie wife of Dr. Willard Aldrich, president of the Multnomah School of the Bible in' Portland. j Special music w ill be given by ; Marilyn Barnett, contralto I All women are cordially invited; to attend and reservations should i he phoned to Mrs (' (i. Abbott, or Miss Janette Buck by Sunday.1 May 6. Miss Josephine Raumgartner i will be hostess to the Delta Delta Delta alumnae Monday night at her North Summer Si reel home at 7 .10 o'clock. A dessert supper will be served with Mrs. D. C. Moore heading the hostess com mittee, assisted by Miss Esther Baird, Miss Bertha Kohlhagen and Mrs. Raymond Walsh. the following officers: Mrs. Tnm Wolgamott, president: ' Mrs. : Emerson, Mrs. James Tindall, James B. Haley, first vice-presi-1 Mrs. dent; Mrs. Everett Poe. second Rocnicke, directors. ! tk. vic..ri ri..k -;n i ' in the morning it 10:30 a.m. Sew vice president: Mrs. Alice I.e- Dave Hoss will speak to the Tuesday it the home of Mrs W ing chairman is Mrs. Gordon Some, treasurer: Mrs John , group on the city issues to be i G Walker. 1045 N. Summer St. I Skinner, with Mrs. J. A. Sholseth Schmidt, secretary: Miss June on the May ballot. for a 12:30 no-host luncheon the co-chairtnan. Mothers, Dads to Hear Dr. Schunk Election of officers will highlight th final meeting of the McKinley ! Mothers and Dads Cub Monday 'night at the school at p.m. Dr. j George J. Schunk, speaker (or the I evening, will present the program, ("Stages of Child Development, 1 ages I to II." Reporting briefly on ballot mea- sures in the coming elections will !oe Charles Schmidt of the Salem School Administration and James Clark of the County Planning Com mission. On the hospitality committee for the evening will be room mothers from Miss Joanne DeMerritt's and Mrs. Stingley's rooms. They in clude Mrs. Wayne Hadley. Mrs. John Herr, Mrs. Robert Stevenson and Mrs. W. Ed Seamster. Dental Tivw to Meet Statesman, Salorri, Ore., Sun., May 6, 1936 (Sec. III)-21 PEO, win mH ... ; !.r 17l?Z:L.'ZZ. Tk afters. WSCS cirri W Chapter CB, Tuesday night at the Norway borne j the Morn.ngside Methodist Church , Thursday night it the home ct ot Mm. Ruskin D. Blatchford. A will meet with Mrs. Gilbert Aus- "" Dat'w HT. covered dish dinner will be served tin. 1135 Albert Drive. Tuesday at HhU Avenue.- at 7: at 7 o'clock. A feature of the din- l: p m. Mrs. John Maris will P . D. S. Boyes wtH be tne ner will be a recipe exchange of i give the devotions and the pro- ssiw nostess. gram wilt be a Boon review oc Royal Mother" by Mrs. Clarence Stacy. the various dishes brought to the dinner. New officers will be in stalled later in the evening. QUISENBERRY'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY AT 150 SOUTH UBHTY IS OPEN SUNDAYS 13 Neon to 2 P. M.-4 P. M. to 9 P. M. Weekdays- A. M. to 11 P. M. (Other Hours, Call 9-9123 or 4-3336) Or TXLUUI.O Or CkMj(.a DRS. CHAN aa4 LA CHINESE NATVIOPATBS VosUirt. I7 Cooit St omu tn tairiit aaiy Mia I I fM.i 1 1 p M CtMlWlM klM imnn aaO mrtm M ui Im f ckart PvatMwe ilMf 1SII Writ fM MtnrM Itn N 4 n v: t IJ'"'M" a costume slip 2M I.nsfrniis aict.ilc taffeta slip i lr.i-i merino;, shadow -pi(K)l tn near imdcr knits, sheers, new lacv f.ihrii -s. W'asliahlc . . . with cut away hems for short, avrrane or tall mothers. Its 6-gore skirt is sure not to ride up. Red. pink, hlne: navv. s Lingerie, 2nd floor bonus tea service $165 A complete 6-piece silvcrplated tea and coffee service (including 17x29" tray, 9-cnp coffee pot, 8-cup tea pot, 6" creamer, 6" sugar,) PLUS ... for this special offer only, a FREE 12!i" high swinging tea kettle. Here'i Mother's dream come true! 'plus 10 fed. tax Silverware, 1st floor s 00 : :, i ' ft. t nylon polka dot 12-98 Here'i a present-perfect dotted ! shirtwaist that's sure to pleas Mother. It's nylon jersey, washes quickly, no ironing. Pink, navy, yellow ktd aqua, 7 10-20; 12X-22JL . ; Moderate Frkt Shop, 2nd floor. ')i ill P-VVfV r 4 ? "iVAn" "k Co" u'"m. Oft j , fUw ni mm !1 QutmWy Color Hu 1 . , it City ..Ion SlM & ? V vtq St, l:: 9 latigpayaoiffMWjrofoajwsoa wnnimi.ni Diji.i. u m.ia.otM tm.juapi 3vn ' 1! 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Cosmetics, 1st floor x t 6 ll ui help you thoet lh riqKI KM. Ill Utl P'l CVllemr larvic. STATIONERY orr-ics SUf PUIS FILES DESKS CHAItS SAFES 4iS Snt M. Pk. 2-14SS . Sikm, On. 2. mesh lags 10 .). Hand in hand with fashion, our practical aluminum mesh hand baus that clean with the stroke of a damp cloth 7ip-top or plas tic frame. White. llnndhnpi, 1st floor FalMTJJC eSCCMltcd Mil) (leltl She'll bathe with Aphrodisia, Act IV or U ood hue lrat;rances . . . and love the luxury as a woman does! Three petal-pink French-milled takes 52 Dana spray colognes (center) Tabu, Amliush, 20 Carats, I'latine or Emir . . . all favorite fragrances, one of which Mother will adore. .1 full ounces, spray-mist ltlle ft,'t' Shiiiton creani oYotloranl (riidifi "Desert Flower" deodorant keeps underarms desert-dry, flower-fresh. Specially priced i'i oft'1 tor Mother's Day giving, regularly $1, now j) Cosmetics, ivt floor 'ylus lux "Dircctoire" cologne from ... 3.50 Directolre is the fragrance of a splendid era. A lightly exciting floral blend, bottled, packaged and sealed in France. Bv Charles of the Ritz. Cotmetics, 1st floor r'g'hHF,? -rmy'r'TmsY; I
