O Statesman's HOME ' I anorama Women ... Music . Fashions . . . Features 1 "J ' .(Sec. 3) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sunday, July 1, 1958 - J. -5. : is' Vil v -;5 r f From Alabama . ... came Captain and Mrs. Robert Gentzkow and tons, Steven, Bob and Doug, for visit with ' their parents, Mrs. Jennie Bartiett and the S. J. Gentzkows. They drove cross-country from Montgomery, where the air ' force captain is operations officer in the ground observer corps of the U. S. Air Force. Since the visitors left Salem fhe new Marion County Courthouse, in the background, was built and was one of the first major changes they noted on arriving In the capital. . ... , " J r -4 K C ; -fir' Oh a 5 fS) i i 7 f Spending. . . the summer Tn Salem to escape the Kansas heat are Mrs. Carl Wesson and children, Lynn, In back, and Marybeth and Chip, who are the house guests of Mrs. Wesson's brother-in-law and lister. Dr. and Mrs. Dean K. Brooks. The Wusons make their home in Topeka. The children are looking forward to a wonderful summer with their cousins, Denise, India and Ulista Jean Brook. k 1 . VI I " V : U ; - , Hi I - Enjoying . . . Oregon's lovely weather and outdoor living are Mr: and Mrs. Forrest T. Jones and sons, Dick and Bob, who have been vacationing here from their home in Kansas gty. Mo. They were house guests of Mrs. Jones' brother-in-law and sit ter, Dr. and Mrs. Maynerd Shiffer. The Shifters have taken their guests on scenic trips about the state and several informal parties have feted the visitors. it.r. T I aT nn:n'T7;n' Aw .--ay ' 4 o 1 fX - . patio of ........ .1 :,-t -?jvj n the directorate ... for the YWCA mem bership silver tea (at the left) to be held on Friday, July 6 at the Horace McGee home on Roie.Street are, left to right, Mrs. Donald Rich ardson, Mrs. James C. Armpriest, Mrs. C. Ron- Hudkins, co-chairman and Mrs fAcGee. Corn- members are piciurecj on The attractive the MrGee rendence. The interested public is invited to call -between. 2.30 and 5 o'closk. Mrs. Maynard Shiffer is serving (as co 'chairman wrth Mrs; Hudkins. . (All photos by Kennell-Ellis Studio). Visitors . . .1 in the capital from Masterton, " New Zealand, above, are Mr. and Mrs. Ron Buick end their nine year-old twin sons, Tony and Barry. They will be here until August and are the guests of Mrs. Buick's mother, Mrs. Gilbert White, and sister. Miss Maty White. They made the trip by ship, docking in Vancouver, B C, where they were met by Miss White. Several trips around the state are planned during the visitors' stay, Including the many scenic and historical sites in and around Salem. They are pictured by the flag pole on the state capitol grounds and later toured the building. This is Mr, Buick's first visit to Salem, but Mrs. Buick and the twins came over five years ago.