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Statesman's HOME lanorama Women . . . Music . . . Fashions . . . Features Around By JERYME PARTY JOTTINGS ... Mi;, and Mrs. Ervin Peterson of Washing ton, D.C., former Salem residents, will be the honor guest at an in ternal party tonight when mem liers of Mrs. Peterson's PEO cdpj-k-r. BO. entertain at the Cum, a. liria home of Dr. and Mrs. Charles V. Mills ... The Petersons and sons, Steven and Kent, arrived in Oregon last weekend ... He has Wll fulfilling some snuMkinp pn. casements and will return Kast next week . . . but Mrs. Peterson una the bovx will remain for the Lummer at the Clackamas home f her mother . . . they will also Dend some time in Salem Members of Chapter BQ and their lusbands have been invited to the artv honoring the Petprsons and i no-host dinner will he xcrvpH Arranging the affair are Mrs. piarens Maltby, chairman, Mrs. unis, Mrs. Alvin Kandaii, Mrs. iidnev Boise. Mrs. Richard Smart .find Miss Marilynn Harland . . . Visiting ... In Salem and Port- and the past week hat been Mrs. ji)onald Ream, who moved to Washington, D.C. in January with Mr. Ream and their childrea . . . Thursday morning Mrs. Charles l.pRoy Mink entertained with a offee at her home in honor of i Mrs. Ream and a few of her long- lime friends ... In the group vert Mrs. Raymond Beard and nungest ton, Phillip, Mrt. Clay ' Seliton, Mrs. Kenneth King, Mrs. Marley Miller and Brian. Mrs. Don--ild Parker, Mrs. Ted Rlrhet, Mrt. t'wla Wedel, Mrs. James Wiles, Mrs. Robert Flndley of Eugene, Mrs. Keith Dyer and Mrs. Mink. . . Entertaining . . . with a buffet dinner tonight will be Mr. and Irs. Wallace Carson, who will ! Minor their son. Wallace Carson .'I., and his fiancee, Miss Gloria S:olk ... the affair will be held .1 their Leslie Street home and ill precede ,the wedding re i .rarsal . . . "Bidden are members i'f the bridal party and the imme ii ate family ... the couple's mar riage will be an event of Sunday afternoon ... Hosts tonight . . . will be Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons, who are entertaining at a buffet supper honoring their daughter, Barbara, and her fiance, George Sheldon, who will be married on Saturday. . . . the affair will follow the wed ding rehearsal and will be held at the Parsons' Candalaria residence. . . . Guests besides members of the bridal party include the Rt. Rev. Benjamin D. Dagwell of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bales and soli, Wally, of Bnrlln game, Calif., Mrt. Guila Ormay of Barllngame. Mr. and Mrs. George Sandford of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. John Lachenmyer of Dunsmuir, Miss Jeralya Mc Elligott of Oakland, Calif., Ronald l ane of Florence and Thomas Parsons . . . Premier performance ... of Tentacle Theater's second produc tion of the season. Bell Book and Candle, on Sunday night is being -nonsored hy the Salem Oregon State Mothers Club . . . this is a h-nefit performance hy the players , id all proceeds will augment the iothers Club treasury for the holnrship fund . .' . curtain time i 8:15 pm snd refreshments will i e served at intermission ... the others are selling tickets, which my be obtained by calling Mrs. r.jarne Krirksen or Mrs. Hueli lorrnw . . . the play will open to t:ie public Monday night . . . heaving , . . today for Fort I en in, Wash., to attend the an nual Governor's Day review of troops of the Washington and Ore con National Guard at Gray Field n Saturday will be Mrs. William '. Dyer Jr. and rhildren, Connell ind Marilyn, Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Maison, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. Carl ( over and Mr. and Mrs. James Allgood of Dallas . . . Idaho bound . . . today will be I group of Salem relatives to at- Drill Team Will Present Program The Oregon City Rehcknh Lodge Drill team will present a drill at the Salem Rebekah Lodge meet ing on June 25. Veteran jewels will also be presented at the meet ins: The Three Links Club will hold a picnic at the home of Mrs Clyde Bancroft today, weather permit ting, otherwise it will be held at the fOOl-' Temple. Those wishing transportation to the Bancroft home are asked to meet at the lodge hall at 11 o'clock A play was presented hy the F. I, Club and Miss Wilda Siegmund gave an account of her trip Fast at Monday's meeting Committee for the June 25 meet ing includes Mrs. Clem Ohlsen. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beard, Mr. and Mrs. Barker Cornforth, Mrs. Krl win Baldwin. Mrs W. K. Gard rer, Mrs Daisy Mclntyre, Mrs Anna Groom, Mrs. Omar Kelsay, Mrs. Lillian Black. Mrs. Roy Bremmer, Mrs. Myrtle Head. Mrs. Stella Hess. Mrs. Mayme Hill. Mrs. F.lmer Roth. Mrs May Houghton, Mrs. C. A. Johnson, Mrs. Luke Johnson, Mrs. MatiWa .'"'ies, Mrs. Cynthia Smith, Miss Rheta Strauss. Miss Grace Web ber and Mrs. G. V. Haslett. To Fete Miss Universe Miss Universe, who is Hillevi Rombin of Sweden, will be in Salem this weekend and will be honored at a luncheon for which Gerald Frank will be host on Saturday noon in the Oregon Room at Meier and Frank's. Members of the store's Commun ity Council have been invited to Beet the visitor. Town . . . ENGLISH tend the wedding of Miss Emma Jean Justine Fairchild of Boise to Ralph Richard Lisle of Salem, son of Mrs. Rhoten Lisle of Salem and Everett Lisle of Umatilla . . . the couple will be married on Sun day afternoon at the Wright Com munity Church in Boise at 3 o'clock . . . Miss Fairchild, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ed ward Fairchild, is a graduate of the University of Idaho and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. . . . Mr. Lisle is a graduate Of Oregon State and a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon ... he is now with the U.S. Steel Corp. in Portland ... his bride will be ; teaching at the Hayhurst School I in Portland this fall . . . j Attending ... the naptlalt from Salem will be Mrt. Rhotea Lisle. hit grandmother, Mrt.. E. A. Rho ten, hit uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrt. Marvin Lewis, and their daughter, Gay. Mr. and Mrt. Gary Jonet and Mitt Rosemary Rho ten .. . Visitors ... in the capital are Captain and Mrs. Robert Gentzkow and sons. Bob, Doug and Steve, of Montgomery, Alabama, who are .visiting for ten days at the home of her mother, Mrs. Jennie Bart lelt, and with his parents, Mr. and ; Mrs. S. J. Gentzkow . . . Captain Gentzkow is operations officer in the ground observer corps of the U.S. Air Force . . . Entraining . . . Saturday for Canada will be Mrt. John William IStortf, who will attend the na tional Delta Gamma eonvention at the Chateau Frontenae in Quebec June 27-July 2 . . . Mrt. Stortt will accompany the four actives from the Willamette University chapter, Misses Donna Leonard, president of the house, Rotemarie Miller, Joyce Pottelwalte and Ann Barber . . . Mrs. Storti Is presl- dent of the Salem alumnae of Delta Gamma and will be the . group's official delegate at the con vention ... on the return trip Mrt. Stortz and the coeds will visit in Boston, New York, Wash ington, D.C. and Sat Francisco ... they will be away until mid July . . . t On returning . . . from their ! Alaskan cruise last week Dr. and Mrs Charles Pomeroy and daugh ter. Diane, and Mrs. Pomeroy's mother. Mrs. Harry R. Worth, went on to Jasper Park Lodge for a sojourn . . . they are also visit- ( ing other scenic points in the 'Canadian Rockies . . . Bride-Elect j Honored at onower A bridal shower was given Wed nesday evening by Mrs Theodora George, assisted by Mrs. Veda I Craig for Mrs. Sophia Hannan, who is being married to Finley Stcnersen Saturday afternoon. ; A feature of the evening was a j bride and groom who presented : the gifts to the bride-elect. A late ! supper w as served by the hostes ses ! Those attending were Mrs. Merle Wolfe. Mrs. Helen Lovald. Miss Ruth Stover, Mrs. Dorothy i Walker. Miss K s s i e Schneider. I Mr. (irace Foster, Mrs. Helen : Culp. Mrs. Phyllis Ziegler, Mrs. i Dorothy Matthews. Mrs Reva Tib ' belts and the hostesses. Delores Jay to Head FL Club ! ! At the meeting of Salem F L 1 Club Wednesday at the home of 1 Mrs. Robert Laudahl election of , officers was held. Miss Delores .lay was elected i president: Miss Marihn Chalfont vice-president. Mrs. George Set tlemier, secretary; Robert Biskie. treasurer: Miss Grace Shadof. chaplain. Installation will be held July 13. Initiation was held for Kileen Sakhenberg. A committee for au diting books was appointed as fol lows: Mrs. Robert Laudahl, Mrs. Lawrence McClure and Mrs. Keith Henderson. Alumnae Install New Officers The Si'ma Kanpa alumnae were entertained at the home of Mr; B. W. Stacev Wednesday night Mrs Joseph Franko was the assis' ing hnslcss Mrs Karl Hampton j installed the new officers includ i ing Mrs K.dwin Becker, president; j Mrs. Eric Carlson, vice-president ; Mrs Franko, secretary; Mrs , Leon Everitt. treasurer; Miss Dar lene O'Brien, publicity and histo rian; Mrs Allan Johnson. Panhel i lenic representative; Mrs. B W ; Stacey, alternate i Mrs K E. Berkman has been i president the past year. Meetings will be resumed in September. Club Welcomes Miss Matter Salem Toastmistress club met Thlirsdnv at the Golden Pheasant with Mrs. Claud .lorsensen a I hostess. Toastmistress for the evening was Mrs. Reginald Yin cent. Winner of the Oscar was Mrs. Edna Stevenson and other speak ers were Mrs. Edna Haaland and ; Mrs Marion Wooden General evaluator was Mrs. A. E. I'llman and table topic mistress was Mrs George Beane. Miss Caroline 1 Matter was initiated as a new . member. Miss Vada Hill was a ' guest. Mrs. Nelson Entertains Board Mrs. Melford M. Nelson of In dependence, president of the Third District Oregon Federation of Wo men's Clubs, entertained her exe cutive board at luncheon on Thurs day at Lipman'i Cherry Room. Members gathered at ten o'clock for the business meeting at which appointments of department and division chairmen were approved. Plans were made for a summer meeting of the board of directors to be held in Portland on August 22, the location to be selected at a later date. The date for the fall workshop was set for October 5, this meeting also to be in Portland with Mrs. James P. Porter as gen eral chairman. Board members present for the Salem meeting were first vice president, Mrs. Walter B. Rich; second vice-president, Mrs. James P. Porter; directors, Mrs. Vern Van Horn, Mrs. II. E. Woodward, Mrs. William H. Bunney. and bud get chairman, Mrs. Arthur E. Lar son, all pf Portland; recording secretary, Mrs. Harold A. Shadley of St. Helens; financial secretary, Mrs. James B. Gay of Woodburn: treasurer, Mrs. R. M. Jones of Forest Grove; parliamentarian, Mrs. Harry Sappenfield of Salem ; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Ira D. Mix; hospitality chairman, Mrs. James H. Hart, and the president, Mrs. Nelson, all of Independence. Miss Carpenter Is Married LYONS The Lyons Methodist Church was the setting for the wedding Saturday, June 16 of Miss Twyla Sue Carpenter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Carpenter of Lyons, and John Melvin Manderschied, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Manderschied of Scio. The Rev. Charles McCarthy- officiated at the one o'clock double ring ceremony, j The bride wore a white linen j dressmaker suit, white hat and ! accessories. She carried a white ! prayer book topped with white : carnations and pink rosebuds. 1 She wore a 55-year-old locket be longing to her grandmother Car penter. Matron of honor was Mrs. Bill Madrus of Jefferson, who wore a dusty rose dress, with pink car nation corsage. Acting as best 1 man for Mr. Manderschied was ; Bill Madrus of Jefferson Ushers ' were Charles Purdy and Harold Tonkin. For her daughter's wedding Mrs Carpenter chose i white nvlon dress with green print, black and white accessories and a white carnation corsaee A reception was held in the church parlors, with Mrs. Vern Nydegger cutting the cake. Mrs. Donald Kuiken serving the punch, and Mrs. Harold Tonkin passing the guest book. After a short wedding trip the young couple will be at home at Drain, Oregon, where he will be employed as a logger and truck driver. Out of town guests attending the wedding were both grandpar ents of bride from Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. C A. Whitlock and niece. Terrie Lea. from Independ ence. Missouri, and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Carpenter from Marshall, Missouri. Hubbard Reports of the Re- . bekah assembly at Tillamook high lighted the Tuesday evening meet ing nl Thalia Rehekah Lodge and j were niven by Mrs. John Morri son, Miss Frances Weaver and Mrs. Hannah Hunt, new district ' deputy pres:dent for Thalia The June 2fi meeting will be the last until fall and will be followed by a Dutch treat. OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 12:15 TO 9 P. M. OTHER DAYS 9:30 A. M. TO STERLING Smart Now 2Sfc, ' ' Tz-2ST-z. T ? You have, if you've seen it! lunt'i CONTRAST reochei new heights of martne, modern design ond cosuol elegance by combining fine Sterling with beautifully contoured handles of smooth ebony nylon. Come see CONTRAST today. SIIVMO ITOMM TtftY-A.li kw vH "flv inrfvrf Ifcil wft'vl t - yur Clwb Fit PvfcltsM FREE STORE-SIDE PARKING FOR OVER 1,000 CARS Queen of ' M-W Miss Barbara Morris, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morris, ! who was installed as honored queen of Bethel UD, Job's Daughters on June 17 at the was also instituted the same council. The newly organized Hanna Rosa Court, Order of Studio). White Shrine Fetes Fathers At Meeting Willamette Shrine. White -Shrine of Jerusalem honored fathers at Monday's meeting at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Francis Light ner and John Christiansen presid ing. Al Rasmussen was the oldes' father present and George Stivers the youngest father. Pluns were made for the July 22 picnic to he held at Bush's Pasture. Honored at the meeting were Mrs Miller B. Hayden, supreme obituary committee ch airman: Dorr Shreve. deputy supreme watchman of the shepherds; Mrs. Al Rasmussen. district deputy; and Mrs. Newell Hopkins. Bethle hem Shrine,' Eugene, s u p r e me page. Mrs. Arlene VanDahl was chair man of the decorating committee and Mrs. Ethel Ross headed the refreshment committee, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Everett Holt. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. John Muir. Mrs. Dorothea Aspinwall, Mrs. Louise Brown. Mrs. Melba Hanley. Mrs Percy Kelly and Mrs. Miller Hay den. This was the last meeting until September. Sgt. and Mrs. Donald Hannnn are the parents of a hoy. Thomas Donald, born on June 18 at Fort F.ustis. Virginia. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Thomas Han non of Salem and Mrs. Anna Wasner of Srhwienfcrt, Germany. Sergeant Ilannon" served for three and half years in Germany. 5:30 P. M. E Plxl 10 FrdMl t OWN AND ENJOY IT ON OUR STERLING CLUB PLAN SILVER-SECOND FLOOR .k. ef it fiN New Bethel Masonic Temple. The new Bethel day by the grand guardian Bethel is being sponsored by the Amaranth. (Kennell-Ellis Barbara Tuttle A June Bride WILLAMINA - The wedding of j Miss Barbara Tuttle, daughter of I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Matthews, to Roy Kochis, son of Mr. and! Mrs. George Kochis, was held at the Christian church June 8. The Rev. Elmo Black read the double ring cererhony. Miss Beverly Hubbard sang, ac companied by Miss Unda Beck. The candles were lighted by Miss ! Neva Dewing of Oregon City, and! Terry Tuttle, brother of the bride. The bride wore a white gown with a lace bodice and overskirt of tulle with lace inserts. Her finger tip veil was held by a pearl crown; and she carried a cascade of red . rosebuds centered with an orchid. Miss Carolyn Tuttle was maid of j honor forber sister and wore a! blue nylon net gown. She carried! a colonial bouquet of pink daisies. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Jim Cox, and Miss Phyllis Stanton. They wore pink net and tulle waltz1 eowns and carried colonial bou-! quets of blue daisies. Terrie Ash well was flower girl. Jim Cox was best man, and j ushers were Ivan Trotter, and Joe Kochis. A reception was held in t h e church social rooms. The couple is now at home in ; Willamina. Mr. Kochis is employed I by the Kochis logging company. Turner Miss Millie Jean King, t daughter of Charlie King, and j Pvt. Lonnie Davis, son of Mrs. Joe Brown, were married in Stev enson, Wash., on June 9. The bride attended Turner school. They will leave this week for Fort Old, where the groom is I stationed. $1703 ONLY Per 4-Pc. Baiic Sotting X Miss Glover Leaves YW Position Resignation of Miss Mildred Lucille Glover, associate execu tive director of the Salem YWCA, has been received reports Mrt. William Crothers. YWCA board president. Effective September 1, Miss Glover will become execu tive director of the Vancouver, Wash. YWCA. Joining the local staff in Sep tember. 1954. Miss Glover hat been in charge of the young adult program which includes the scheduling and arranging o f classes in addition to special pro motion work. Miss Glover entered YW work in 1M7 when she ac cepted the post of executive director of the YWCA in Great Falls, Montana a position she held until her move to Salem. A native of Minnesota and a former high school teacher, she received her B.A. degree from the State Teachers College, May ville, North Dakota, and has tak en additional courses at the Uni versitiet of Minnesota, Montana and Washington. Miss Glover was the Salem delegate to the triennial YWCA, convention in New York in 1955 and previously has enriched her YW background by attending special conferences and seminars in Rockford, Illinois and Asilo- mar, California. 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Miss Glovers" successor in Sa lem will be .Mrs. Carolyn Cock ing, young adult program direct or from the YWCA in Santa Ana, California. I f(S)rciiontatc8inati Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fix, June 22, '58 (Sec Program for Convention Announced An outstanding program will be offered to members attending the forty-first annual convention of the Oregon Music Teachers' As sociation at the Congress Hotel in Portland on Wednesday, June 27. .General sections will be con ducted by Pr. Egbert Oliver. Portland State College; Melvin Geist, Dean of the College of Mu sic, Willamette University; and Anna Ellis Parker, who has been conducting a piano workshop at St. Helen's Hall, Portland. George Boughtom violinist, of the University of Oregon School or Music, and Geraldine Hult Hall, soprano, will appear in eon cert during the day. The banquet program features Dr. Spencer Moseley of the art department of the University of Washington, and concludes with the recital of Madame Lili Keleti, brilliant artist pianist. The con vention discussions and programs are open to the public at a nomi nal price. Raymond Carl, president of the Salem District OM.T.A, is a member of the state executive board. M look of fAisiu wonderful latest Modern Styling ' Natural Wood Grain Parma-Top Plastic Tops Trim Tapered legs with CItaming Brass Ferrules Choice of 3 luxurious Finishes -UMID OAK WITH EBONY -All LIMED OAK -MAHOGANY Television Hits British Movies LONDON (INS) - Television It hitting Britain's movie theatres hard. Official Board of Trade figure show that 91 nouses closed dowa last year while only 13 new ones opened. Further, movie admissions in 1955 were down seven per cent on the previous year, from l.J7S 800.000 to 1,181,800.000. DINE IN COMFORT AIR-CONDITIONED Cherry Room TONIGHT'S COMPLETE SPECIAL DINNER . 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