AC) i Statesman's HOME Panorama Wcraea . . : Music . . . 6-(Soc. I) Statesman, Salem, By JEXYME BEING WELCOMED . . . borne Around t this weekend were seven! travel- ten, who have been East and South the past month . . . Mr. ana Jlrt. Leon Perry and tons. Steph- en, David and Dennis, arrived in the capital Sunday from a three tad a hall week! cross-country motor trip . . . they visited in 21 states and their main stops were In New York City. Washington, D.C., Williamsburg and Kentucky . . a highlight of the trip for the family wai in New York, where, they took a ' boat trip round Manhattaa Island . . : three wwkVmolWp were i Mr. and Mrs. DoaaM M. Camp bel aad sea. Larry, wbe weal U Cawker City, Kansas to visit her aarrals, Mr. a Mr. C. W. Hetle v they alse were guests of other relatives aad friends - while la Kansas . . . Eareute haM the Campbell stopped at ceak paints latladia Estes Park, YeUewsteaa, Denver aad Salt Uke City . . . - ' A Hp walk . . . for Mr. and '.lira. Harry H. Holloway and ehil . dren, Katherine and Douglas who have returned from fortnight! . vacation in Saa Francisco, Santa . Barbara, Laguna Beach, Lot An- jeles and Disneyland . .. . Mr. : and Mrs. Charles Layport and ;on, Jim, returned this weekend 'A from a week's mjourn in San Francisco and bay area points... Vacationing . . . la Victoria, B.C. and Seattle the prst week . have been Mr. and Mrs. Rex San ford ... Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jochlmsen and daughters. Son dra. Suzanne and Sally, are home ; from a atay in Tacoma and JPuyaUup, Wash. : Exaeeted . . . t arrive la the taapital Wednesday for a ateath'a fay will be Mist Jane Lack ridge, who will visit at the heme f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. , Albert C Gragg . . , Miss Lech Tidge, who hat area making her Mease ia Chicago far h aaeiber af ' yean, la earning West to live ea the toast . , . Before resuming her career the will take an ei leaded erest-eeaair trip, leav ing here la August far Cali fornia, Nevada, Teiat, Washing ton, D.C aad New York ... la Kiagtvtlle, Teiat aad will visit her kretker-ia-law aad titter, IX - aad Mrs. Paul Xarteaaia . . . A visiter ... at the home of Jilts , Alice : Crary Brown tbla ' week la ' her longtime friend, Mrs. Donald Spencer, who re cently returned to Portland from Ave yean of travel in Europe and the Orient r, Mn. Spencer vu for many yean manager of Mn. loan L. Zirbes, charming Los An- clnhomemakerand mother, Mys, "We en joy Nutro-Life Bread with every meal, and my two-year old daugli ' tcf especiillf form-its delicious flavor. VC'e like it especial ly for breakfast, because Nutro-Life Bread makes the most wonder ful toast imaginable! Nutro-Life is our family bread from now on be cause it tastes so good, and because we ve had absolutely rtn irregular ity problems in our home since w e started eating Nutro-Life MT A 10JLF AT YOUR CROaRl TODAY... A PlfASANT WAY TO HEAITHY UCULUrnK : Fattens.. . . Featrrjs Ore., Tues., June 26, '53 Town . . . ENGLISH the Portland Symphony Orches- tra ... ueesis mi Ik kam af Cm 1st several Mrs. Chester mrtkt tn grata' aleee aad mrrwtm, vmm.m mwm . . . , are tat rkildree af Mr. aad Mrs. Deald (swles, waa kavt ften visited la the capital ... r. r.ni r.iif ha.. come Mr.. Anderson Cannon and Mr,. John Withycombe, who will spend several weeks in Portland and Salem . . . They are sisters of , north to participate in the North- west bridge tournament held here 1 this weekend ... J A reception followed in the Te fete a visiter Mrs. Charles church parlors with Mrs. Hobart S. CampkeU will be aestess far aaiSha and Mrs. Harold Fisher, informal rodre Friday maraiaf at aunts of the bride, pouring. Mrs. her Virginia Street ksme for the ; pteasare af Mrs. Forrest T. af Kaasas City. Ma., was is visit lag la the capital at the kerne of her brstker-la-law aad lister. Dr. aad Mrs. Mayaard Shifter . . . Mrs. Jsees came west with h-r haabaad ad sens. Dkk aad Bab . . . Mrs. CampbeU has lavlted a few Meads to call betweea ! aad IS e'elarl to (red Mrs. Jeaes . . . Presiding at Ike eaffee ara will be Mrs. Ralph Wlrth aad Mrs. Raaael E. Pratt . . . Asslsttag wiU be Mrs. Sidaey - Hsffmat, Mrs. Charles Gray. Mrs. William, U Lidberk aad Mrs. Harare McGee. IavUaliaat . . . are in the mail to the wedding of Miss Joanne Ellis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford j it. cms, ana ueraid lonratrt. son of Mn. Roberta Conrath of Port land and Earl Conrath of St. Helens ... the ceremony will take place on Sunday, July 15 at the First Methodist Church at S o'clock with Dr. Brooks Moore of ficiating ... the reception will be held in the Carrier Room . . . A pre-aaptlal . . . parly will fete Mlaa Ellfs Wednesday evening when kef sister. Miss Ursine Ellis, entertains at their fctmr n North JJtk Street . . . kifdea are the femntlae members l the family j aad daring the evening they will wrap dream cakes ... a kltrhealMrs. Frank H. Adamek of Powers, aae pantry aaower ant aaaor Ike (tart Mrs. Caaratk . . . Gaests wilt laelade Miss EUls. her grand aaetktr, Mra. A. H. Waif. Mrs damei C. E. Waif, M. C. Waif. OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 12:15 TO 9 P. OTHER DAYS 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. walks, but 5 ride un action free SAROISG Sarong lets you feel completely free while walking; hen ing, sitting. It's the famous Sarong CrissCross front that gives you freedom, yet this same exclusive feature flattens the stomach effectively. Brocade front with leno mesh sides, satin elastic back panel, zip closing, waist 25 to 34, lengths 14" to 16" . . . $10.95 Other styles from $5.95 io $13.95 Sari bra by Sarong, stitched circular cup with low cut back. White cotton bandeau in sizes 32-36A, 32-38B, C and 32-40D cup . . . $2.95 Three-quarters length bra in sizes as above $3.50 Mail ik phone order' FOUNDATIONS - STREET FLOOR 'plus shipping cost to areas outside our regular truck delivery routes Miss Rosalie Fisher is Married The First Christian Church In Monmouth was the scene of the marriage of Miss Rosalie Fisher. Fisher of Monmouth, and Thad- aeus Lee uavis, son m sirs. Anna Davis of Monmouth, on June H. The Rev. Richard Own performed' the I o'clock ceremony. Miss, Glenda Fisher, sister of the bride.! and Joann Mueller lighted the can-. dies. The bridal gown was of Chan-1 tilly lace and a nylon net ballerina! skirt over satin. The lace bodice was fashioned with cross pleated n) 'on ,0 'orm tn nec''line. A I crown of iridescent sequins and! n.,rl. lull in rt aim Vitr ti nn art in veil. She earned a bouquet of pink r ncht roses and stephanotis. Miss Donna Fisher was her sis-; tor s honor maid and Miss Ardith Shaw the bridesmaid. They wore P'nk crystallette gowns with em- "ow,er 'T""- r0Pl Tr Isl'' f"nk ,nd ,e,lhi ered carnations. Haofk.ss Lm,m ttmmt M man and Frank Davis and 1 M.n HeiH prr the uher Douglas Fisher, the brides aunt, and Mrs. Frank Davis, sister-Mr law of the bridegroom, cut the cake. Assistine were Mrs. Celon Carlson, and Mrs. Donald Shaw, the bride's aunts. For her wedding trip the new Mrs. Davis wore a light blue linen suit with white accessories. The couple will be at home in Mon mouth at 410 N. Pacific Ave. after July 10. Eugene Lebold. T. B. Wells. W. 1. Albas, Gearge Hawell, JoJia Wolt, Sue" Renin. Nancy and Judy Waif. Carat Waif, aad Mrs. Clifford El lis .. . Honor guest ... at a bridal oVutti ai tnniaht ufill Ha Mice R..r j, Adamfk whpn Mrs Howard Blankley and her mother, Mrs Ammon Grice, entertain at tin former's Orchard Heights home . . . Miss Adamek will be married to Donald G. Olds on August 4 at St. Mark's Lutheran Church . . . Forty-five guests have been bid den to the miscellaneous showir and a late dessert supper will be served by the hostesses . . . ho:i- quels of sweet peas and roses will be used about the rooms and tin- brk'e's table will be centered wilii a miniature umbrella adorn-1 with satin bows and bells . . . Mis: Adamek, the daughter of Mr. and j is employed at bears rtoebuck... .! her fiance, the son of Mrs. Lydia 'districts to ease the work of the The Royal Neighbors Past Or Olds of Portland and Dean Olds state president. Mrs. Bobbie Hook- acle club will meet on Tuesday of McCoy, is with Allstate Injur- er of Albany was elected president at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs. Mable ance Co. I of this district. The 1957 state con-1 Miles, 195 East Madrona Street. f Mi FT Enroute to II f l , I -s hi, " f . -l mil' A I - -" a . 1 . faaa ( .u"'m'mm' igli ill Kim irjkt " A a Three high school students from Salem stopped in Washington, D. C, to 'visit with Congressman Walter Norblad at the na tion's capitol enroute to Europe to spend the summer: under the American Field Service student exchange program. Left to r.ght are Miss Dotty Lynn Jones, a North Salem High stu dent, who will live with a family in Sweden; Gary Zwicker, a South Salem senior, who will be in Germany tor the sum mer; Representative Norblad, and Bob Trelstad, also a South Salem senior, who will spend the summer in Norway. Auxiliary to Meet On Wednesday Auxiliary of World War I Vet-; vention will be held in Salem, erans No. 113 will hold a social New members welcomed by the evening Wednesday with a pro gram, dancing and games on the schedule. At the last business meeting of the group a report was given liv Mrs. John .lanlinc un the state omentum Ivld in Baker recently Mrs .lardine was appointed chief of staff. Mrs. Norma Dillage was elected the new state president, rt.e siaie ka. K,,,n divided into M. wm Europe auxiliary at the last meeting were Mrs. Sarah McNeil. Mrs. Ixivey I'ottc and Mrs. Emma Butte. The American Gold Star Mothers will meet lor a pir.cmc dinner Thursday nnht at the Ered Birch heme 125$ Highland Ave., at 6:30 Mrs. Frames Lightner will p m be assisting hostess. FREE STORE-SIDE PARKING FOR OVER 1,000 CARS Scholarships Awarded by Zontas SUN VALLEY, Idaho-For the seventh time since the annual Amelia Earhart, Graduate Schol arship for WOmen in eronautical engineering was established in 1938 by Zonta International, two young women have been selected to receive awards. Miss Shirley Ann Holmgreen, Brvsn, Texas, will use her award to work to ward her master's degree at the University of Washington Seattle, and Miss Beverly Beane, Fitch burg, Massachusetts, winner of the only award given in 1954. will use her second $1200 grant to complete work on her doctor's de gree it Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She began the work with her first award. She is the second Amelia Earhart Scholar ship winner to receive a second award. The announcement of the Am ?lia Earhart Graduate Scholarship winners for 1956, was made Mon day morning during the opening meeting of the 33rd international convention of Zonta International, service organization of executive women in business and the pro fessions, by Dr. Helen Pearce, Salem. Oregon, past international president. A member of the Amelia Ear hart Scholarship committee, Vt. Pearce reported for the commit tee in the absence of the chair man. Miss J. Winifred Hughes, Syracuse New York. This com mittee accepts the applications for the awards and selects the winners. It was during Dr. Pearce's administration 1938-40 that the scholarship was estab lished as a memorial to the fa mous woman flyer, Amelia Ear- APPLIANCES . 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Bruce Spencer. The bride wore a white satin 'povin with fingertip veil and car ried a white orchid and pink rose buds. I Miss Jane Roberts of Portland was maid of honor. Colson and Robbie Henson. candlclighters, and Toni Scioli of Staples, Minn , flower girl. Robert Olsen of El jturro, Calif, was best man for his i brother, Robert Helmar of Salem and Denny Sarver of Estacada ' were ushers, and Phillip Paris, altar boy. Mrs. Pete Reynolds of Willamina was soloist and Mrs. L. V. Emmons, Oswego, organist. Monmouth Mn. Elizabeth Swenson and her sons. Eric and Irving, are entertaining Mrs. Swen son s brother and sisters- Clyde, Kda and Rosa Bufton of Kenosha, Wise. , hart, and the first winner was announced at the convention in 1 1940. Dr. Pearce has continu- ; ously been a member of the selections committee. I At the conclusion of her re port, Dr. Pearce introduced Miss Holmgreen to the convention body, pinned on her the Amelia Earhart Zonta award wings of gold which each winner wears, and presented her with the Amelia Earhart Medal, a certifi cate of award, and a check. Miss Beane was unable to be present and will receive her wings later. fA4VS7DSH6pl -7- . . TELEVISION NcM if lunkm W twiii Phono 3-3139 Friday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Shower Given Mrs. George Pro was hostess for a bridal shower at her home on Saturday for the pleasure of her granddaughter. Miss Caroline Eliz abeth Hulings of Portland, who will be married to Richard Fiske on August It at the Gabel Community Church in Portland. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hulings Sr. and Mr. Fiske is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fiske. all of Portland. Honoring the bride-to-be were To Feie New Pastor The Rev. J. C. Johannas, new pastor of the Leslie Methodist Church.'and Mrs. Johannas will be honored at an informal reception on Sunday, July 1 in the church parlor between S and S o'clock. Members of the church and friends are invited to call and meet the Rev. and Mrs. Johannas. umwm J ( TUESDAY -JUNE 26 Fashion Modeling OREGON ROOM, STREET FLOOR 12:15-1:30 P.M. Electric Skillet SLr Soak in suds to end of handle By Mrs. Pro Mrs. Charles D. Hulings Sr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hulings Jr. of Portland, Mn. Elmer Ingram of S Madras, Mn. Milton Ingram of Eu gene, Mrs. O. D. Youngquist. Mrs. E. Kennedy, Mrs. Loretta Kinney and Steven, Mrs. Robert Laws, ! Louise and Patricia. Mrs. W. G. Bates. Mrs. Harry Epping, Mrs. Bertha Prange, Mrs. George Ben son. Mrs. R. A. Horn, Miss Patricia Lockling, Mrs. Roberta Shepherd, Mrs. Earl G. Holticlaw and the hostess. Mrs. Walter H Smith entertain ed the Gaiety Hill Garden Club at luncheon at her Mission Street home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ro bert E. Shinn presented the pro gram on "Phlox in the Border." Mr. and Mrs. John Eaton af Quincy, III., are houseguests at the home of Vr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Daniels, Brooks. They are Mrs. 'Daniels' brother-in-law and sister. It bakes! k Casseroles I longtncon 77 'Satyszcfapmzxtudn fflflfc 550 N.Capitol3-9191