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BEAUTIFUL . . . bouquets of who recently returnee1 frem
late Tprim blooms featured the winter In Palm Sprint i . . .
decor at the membership tea Standouts . . . Mrs. Kenneth
given by the Salem Unit, Repub
lican WomeVr Federation of
Oregon on Thursday afternoon at
the lovely suburban home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace II. Bonesteele
. . . Guests commenting on the
gorgeous flora
Delegates to
jConvehtion
I Named
Miss Margaret Henley of Dart
mouth, Devonshire, England, was
guest speaker at the monthly
dinner meeting of the Salem Busi
ness and Professional Women's
Club at the Golden Pheasant Tues
day night. .
Miss Henley described education
in England as contrasted with that
of our nation. She mentioned the
age of five as the year when most
British children start to school and
described the various programs of
education for the teen-ager.' Miss
Potts wearing a becoming navy Henley is completing a year ofl
blue linen accented with white i teaching here at the Washington
. . . Mrs. Glenn Woodry in a ; School, where she has been an ex
smart linen ensemble with white 1 change teacher,
dress and black and white em-, Piano sblos were given by David
broidered coal . . . her: hat of Reinwald.
Delegates Named
At the business meeting con-
arrangements white tulle with deep crown . . ,
(the Dink, mauve and burgundy Mrs. Lawernce Anderson attrac
tones predominating) and the 'tive in a grey sheath with deep lpt 11
breathtaking vie of the valley I berth, collar .... lovely white j tSJSL
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from the Picture windows . . . ev-. straw 'aden with flowers the ; .,, i dpw pik.
erythmg so green and just choice of Mrs. Richard Upjohn Eugene tnii weekend were
enough sun to cast shadows on
the hillsides with lots of scotch
broom in bloom . . .
la the entrance hall ... a Stun
king arrangement ef deep violet
and fuchsia peonies in a brass
container ... On the mantel the
prettiest bonqnet of pink single
peenies, pink lilacs, baby pink
asaleas and a few mtave Iris
... A striking arnngement m
the lea table ... a crystal
epergne filled with pink snap
dragons, .weet pes, painted . . The affair was held at the
daisies and rorabelle with deep Robert W. Gormsens' Fairmount
A perky smoke grey print amBA fniinw.- Mr J p Kine
worn by blonde Mrs. Floyd Scott I Miss Constance Weinman, Miss
. . . and a chic navy and white Betty Elofson, Miss Eleonor Hob
check O'itfi for Mrs. Charlei ert,, Mrs. John Versteeg, Mrs.
Clarke ... a most successful tea Mar jorie Whitmore; Mrs. Arthur
with over 50 new members added Weddle and Mrs. Byron Herrick.
to the unit's roster .... , past state presidents of the feder-
A surnrtM oirtv . . . f.td Mrs. Misa Mildred cttor. state
John H. Johnson an her birthday i membership c h a i r m a n; Mrs.
Tk,.,.a.. -i.m i... Harry Sappenficld, state par-
Thursday night when her mo
ther, Mrs. i 'rink Martin, her sis
ter, Mrs, James R. Phillips, and
hamentarian.
Other alternate delegates
and!
Mra. PhilfJ. H .wley entertained visitors from Sakm are Mrs. Wil-
. . " lntit L t'snF M tea 7nla Van I . I Tin ft r
Mrs. Marion Wooden, Mrs. Helen I
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red roses at the base . . . pink
tapers in crystal candelabra
ackraed with red satin ribbon
... a white eyelet embroidered
cloth, scalloped at the hemline,
and aver pink satin . . . even
large bouquets at peonies, iris
and callas on the cement wall as let, who
Slaley. Miss Luella Schwering, and.
Miss Alberta Sappenfield.
Miss Margaret Wilkinson oh
Nashville, Tennessee, national
membership chairman, was an-1 I m
nnnnrpri as the national represent-1 nftXAPT rfTPC
A coffee hostess . . . this morn- ative at the state convention. !
ing will be Mrs. Homer L. Gou-i Guests ot the Salem club Tues- ...ll-.
Hill home and twenty of Mr.
Johnson'4 friends were bidden to
the stagettt . . . Dinner was
served by the hostesses with an
informal evening fe''owing . . .
NEW YORK-Louise Lagoy, Michigan dairy princess, model ball gown during vUit to the
showroom of famous designer Ceih Chapman. Seated, left to right, are Apple Queen Judy
Teichman, Cherry Queen Sharon Dolan and Bean Queen Janet Thiel. Miss Chapman stand
in the background. (AP Wirephoto).
i" entertaining at her day evening were Mrs. Lloyd
guests Walked Up to the house enuntrv homo in -..mnlirrr.n! in ' ReinwnlH nf Salpm and Mrs. Eu
and another or the balcony off the incoming and outgoing offic- gene Esteg,' a former member of
Piano Students
In Recital
Mrs. Eloise Bingenheimer will
Miss Gwen Rawlins, bride-clcct present her piano students in re-
Ruth Giese to
Be Married;
Exchanging wedding vows, oo
the dining and living rooms ... ers and committee chairmen of the Salem flub, and now a resident of Jim Baymafli wag' honored at cital tonight at t o'clock. The pro-,'" Ju," !' S!Jj!
s . . . n n. Dunesieeie me hi t Momcrs . . . Mrs. tiou- 01 v" m-u, nuuma.
. . . Mrs. Harr Pallady of Port let has served as president of the ' , . '
land, the new state president, mothers the past year .. . Graduation UOV
w7deSimnZph. IT A" ' b SM Featured in
Wide brimmed black hat . . . Mrs. rl L a..m., i n, m
Pi;iidrent, i i Arthur Fisher . . . she ha. invited' , DeCOratlOnS
C. am TThJi if 1-. n . . t nm kUM a vaav want aaa
;? p.n.m-V '.L. ,F' L STh few of her school friends te a
imp chairman ... and Mn. Wil
liam F. Leary, membership chair
man for the Salem Unit . . .
A large group . , . calling
throughout the ta hours . . . Mrs.
Chester Conn down from Port
land and visiting Mrs. Harry Dor
man for a few days . . . Mrs.
Paul Jaquet driving over from
her VHor Point home and Join
ing her sister, Mrs. Vera Shay
. . . Friends greeting Mrs. Roy H.
Simmons and Mrs. E. J. Scellars,
beach party an Saturday at the
summer home of her parents at
Wecoma . . .
In Portland .
Salem Sojourners met for their
semi-monthly meeting on Thurs
day at the Salem Woman s Club
a bridal shower Tnursaay me; gram will Be new at tne souinirbcth Gjcsc an(J Alvin Donald
hostesses were the Misses Joanne' Salem Church of the Nazarene and i Cummings, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hill and Lild Anderson. The shower will begin with an invocation led F-ed Cummings of Portland. The
Mrs. Viesko
A Luncheon
Hostess
Sigma Kappa Mother's Club were
luncheon guests of Mra. Fred Vies
ko at Meier and Frank's Oregon
room on Tuesday. Later the group
drove out to her country home
and viewed the gardens.
During the business meeting the
following officers were elected for
the coming year: president, Mrs.
Jack K. Kuha; vice-resident, Mrs.
Claude H. Murphy: secretary
treasurer. Mrs. E. Dayl Burres;
telephone committee. Mrs. Glrn L.
Weaver and Mrs. Roy G. Lively;
and publicity, Mrs. Gerald A. Ree-
her.v '.' '
Those present were Mrs. C. Les
ter Newman. Mr. F. Bruce Cran
daO, Mra. Arthur Holden, Mrs. A.
F. Marcus. Mrs. Claude H. Mur
phy, Mrs. George A. Rhoten. Mrs.
V. D. McMullen, Mrs. Roy G.
Lively, Mrs. W. G. Burris, Mrs.
D. G. Desart, Mrs. Jack K. Kuhn.
Mrs. Glen L. Weaver. Mrs. E. Dayl
Burres, Mrs. Gerald A. Reeher.
Several mothers drove to Cor
vallis Wednesday where they were
luncheon guests at. the Sigma
Kappa house,
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Kurth Dinnrr Host
LIBERTY - Mr. and Mn. Wil
bert Kurth entertained at a barbe
cue dinner on Sunday at their
home on Kurth Avenue. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn
and Betty of Portland, Mr, and
Mrs. Wesley Dunn and Janice of
Oswego, Mr, and Mrs. Richard
Han-ell, Steven, Debra and Mike
of Portland, JeAna DeZost -of Kei
ser. Ronnie Graves, Helen Lewis,
Louis Kurth Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Lacey, Mr. Louis Kurth,
Bonnie, Jean and Cheryl Lee, Wil
bert Kurth Jr., Jordon Ford and
Gerald Kurth. .
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri May 23, '56 (Sec.II)-l7
White Shrine in
Session Saturday
Friendship Shrine, White Shrine
ot Jerusalem held their regular
stated meeting May II at the
Scottish Rite Temple with Mrs.
David I. Phelps., acting worthy
high priestess, and D a t Id L.
Phelps, Watchman et the shep
herds, presiding. A report of the
Supreme Session was given by
Mrs. Phelph. Mother's Day was
observed and Mrs. Arthur Bailey
was honored as the mother of the
evening.
Guests were Mrs. Albert ' Ra
mussen. who will be the district
deputy for this coming year, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Lessard, Mrs. Myra
Ward. Mrs, Ai Lightner. Mrs. G.
W. Howe. Albert Rasmussen, all
of Willamette Shrine, Mr', and
Mrs. Edwin Dahl from Noel Shrine,
Portland. '
Refreshment committee Included
Mrs. Milton Blackmail, chairman,
Milton Blackman, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie BJelde, Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don Barnard, Mrs. Arthur Bailey
and Mrs. Mare Jennings. Mrs.
Arthur Bailey was in charge of
the decorations. ' -
Installation
For Toi
Installation of Keiser Lions club
and auxiliary officers will be held
tonight following a 7 o'clock ban
quet at the Golden Pheasant. Mr.
and Mrs. James Tindall will be
the installing officer.
Derral Burright will be Installed
as president, Ray Boucher as first
vice president and Stanley F. Wat
son as second vice-president. Other
officers were previously announ
ced. ' Members ' of the auxiliary ' and
daughters are te assist with baby
sitting during the institute at the
State School for the Blind next
Thursday. This is a regular Lion
auxiliary project. Those who will
baby sit are Mrs. John Coomler
and Judy, Mrs, Ray Lafky and
Linda, Mrs. Derral Burright. Caro
lyn and Sharon, Mrs. James Mor
ley and Diane and Mrs. Earl Rem
pel, Mrs. AI Lamer and Mrs.
Ewald Frans.
Gas produces li per cent ot VS.
energy compared with 11 per cent
in ing.
French Morocco has half a mil
lion irrigated acre. .
SALADS GALORE!
wim - oeuciowrs entrees ana uesien , . ,
. served Smorgasbord style.
II you
con eat for
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' 440 State St.
v Open Until 1P.M. Daily
Alrcendltloned for year comfort
was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Hill.
The following were bidden to the
shower: the bride-elect's mother,
Mrs. James Rawlins, Mrs. Viola
Bayman, mother of the groom-
elect. Misses Carolyn Rawlins,
Jackie Fisher, Claudia Arnold,
b;! The Rev. James Kratz.
Those taking part include Mari
lyn Barry, John Knapp, Cheryl
Kurth, Judith Langford, James
Langford, Carolyn Veer, James
Taves. Linda Trudgeon. Pat Taves,
Sandra Brooks. Faith Suter, Terry
Johnson, Renata Bever, Ann Byer-
V ednesday A salad lun -heon was served and I J " 1 v!KTota"jiB ho
night to attend the reception at cards followeo. , r - " ' - " ,and cheryl Gilmore.
the Multnomah Hotel welcoming "Graduation Day" was the
home Mrs. Chris Maletis II. Mrs. theme used for decorating. Mor-
couple's . engagement was an
nounced last year at West mount
College in Santa Barbara, Calif. '
The ceremony will take place at
the Bethel Baptist Church with the
Rev. A. Wardin officiating at the
S o'clock nuptials. A reception will
be held in the church parlors.
The couple will make their home
in Santa Barbara following their
marriage
Delegates Are.
Selected
It's a girl ... for Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Pence ... she arrived Wed
nesday at the Salem Memorial
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Th Vmei c.l.n. f i it ivmi mnu nun vrcn nimco i,u-
rn.r.rVh.T- T v Ann . . . She has two bro
met at the home of Mrs. Virgil ,u nj,. .j ..j
lone Johnson, Joan
Barbara Pierce, Darlrne Good-' James Bingenheimer will play a
man Rurkora Curat Jfin Tyina trumrw4 mnn nH Vftra ftplnrtinn.
Amerira tt! Ifi.Vi wpri Mr and tarboard academic 'caps and i cu.,.',.. t rv,.i ..;ti k. .nn ku ir. 0...1 u.n-i.
- - . aimij li viii, auu i.mun lvm. nr will wc suur, wj tin a. . nui iinni.. j , . ,
Mrs. Joseph A. H Dodd. Cover- scrolls docorrU . ne individual l.jtins were Mrs. Wesley Anderson . The interested public is invited I 'ha" 500 million pounds ot trozen
nor anq Mrs. t,imo smith, Mr. wmcs. 1 and Mrs. Milton Hill. to attend. , v 1 foods In 1955.
and Mrs. William L. Phillins, Mr. ; The chairman for the, day was
The United States produce more
OPEN MONDAY" AND FRIDAY 12:15 TO 9 P. M. OTHER DAYS 30 A. M. TO 3 30 f. M.
11 & fRl'Slifll
Rose Marie Reid
' jewels of the sea
and Mrs. Charles Hcltzel, Mrs. Mrs
John N. Bryant, who represented
Salem in the Oregon Mrs. Amer
ica contest, and J. L. Kennedy
Robert Parks, assisted by
Mrs. Del Shields, Mrs. Robert
Wallace, Mrs. D. W. Richardson,
Mrs. Stanley Friedman and Mrs.
Stanton Zelmer.
The annual banquet will be
held at Lipman'i Cherry Room
on June in. .
Mrs. Roger Webb, Mrs. M. A.
Titus and Mrs. Hobart Jackson
greeted the guests. Prospective
P.,u - u;j-..j.. "J ners, oraaiey am
eortPd and nrirt fn- th. , te grandparents are Mr. and new members attending were
26. 9 a.m. over Greenbaums. rs. Roy Pence ... The baby's bley Mrs. Jed Carlson Mrs.
Delegates to the state conven-1 i 0 " Mrs. En- R- E. Gillespie and Mrs. William
tion in Portland June 10-13 were tr C,rr' Mr- 0r Prnce sed'Dobson.
selected and include president j Mr1, Florene Hoevet, all of Sa- New members welcomed were
Mrs. John Riches; incoming presi- 'm ' Mrs A1 Lulay. Mrs' L- c- Pfeif-
dent, Mrs. Robert Hawkins: and rrom Portland . . . comes fer. Mrs. James Johnson and Mrs.
past president, Mrs. Virgil Pade. news ' ,ne b'r,h f a s(,n. Jhn Don Hanna. Visitors were Mrs.
Mrs. Donald Barrick, Mrs. Stearns Darj'l, to Ml. and Mrs. Darvl W. J B. Bell and Mrs. W. L. Waite.
Cushing, Mrs. Joseph Tompkins, j Drorbaugh at the Wilcox Memor-1
Mrs. Roland Hochhalter and Mrs. ial Hospita' on Ma." 18 . . . also PrPcinAnt Names
Ben Gifford also plan to attend, welcoming the baby is a sister,
Mrs. Pade reported on the meet-.Susan . . . The grandparents are Committee
Ing held at the Blind School May Mr. and Mrs. George Meier and I ,,w
21st in conjunction with the Insti-iMr. and Mrs. Loyd Drorbauch
tute for Parents of Visually Handi- of Salem . . .
capped Pre-School Children.
Tentative plans were made for
the installation of new officers on
June 5.
The East Salem Lions joined
with the auxiliary for a social
hour. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Ed
ward Klippcrt and Mrs. Ben Gifford.
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
Q. A friend has told me that our
dining room chairs should not be
placed under the table between
meals, but should be placed else
where about the room'. Is th's
correct?
A. Not at all. There is nothing
wrong with placing the chairs un
der the table, if ;ou wish.
Q. What should a girl do when
a man calls at her home unex
pectedly and she has a previous
engagement?
A. Tell him immediately that
she is sorry, but that she has an
engagement. She may, of course,
invite him to call again, if she
really wishes.
Q. Is it considered proper for
a guest at dinner to stack his
used dishes when he has finished
eating?
A. No: he should leave them
as they are.
BEFORE . .
A dinner meeting was enjoyed
hv thp Rpta Omirrnn fhantnr nf
Entraining ... for San Fran-! Beta Sigma Phi on Tuesday at the
Cisco Thursday we-e Mr. and ! home of Mrs. Harry Poole.
Ifrs. George Rhoten and other! Miss Martha Hrfgan, president,
members of the Board of Cover- j appointed the following committees
nors of the Oregon Stale Bar I for the new year: service, Mcs
. . . Mr. Rhoten Is president of dames P. Benage and R. Rey
the board this year and the group "olds, Misses Mary Trombley and
went south to meet with the Call- Npva Seems; ways and means,
fnrnla board of governors
Club Calendar
FRIDAY
Salfm Wrtinan's Club final mpM
tnp. 10 a. m . clubhonsr. board mrl
ing. 1:30 a m.
Garden Road Neighborhood Club
with Mrs. A. R. Tartar. 3430 Garden
Rnad 1 n m
Merry Time club with Mrs. Gay . early fall and plans were made for
a picnic lor me oiris uniage at
the WCTU Home in Corvallis.
Mesdames W. Haskins and R. Eth
eridgc, Miss Grace White; social,
Mesdames Harry Pole, W. Hart,
and Lloyd Riegcl: publicity, Miss
Shirley Scott and Mrs. H. Oberman
program. Mrs N. J. More; his
torian, Mrs. Harry Oberman; and
parliamentarian. Mrs. W. Haskins.
Discussion was made concerning
a rurr.age sale to dc ncia in me
Diehm. 2080 Sllvertnn Road I n m
Neighbors of Woodcraft. Salem
Woman's Club, S p.m.
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