The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 01, 1956, Page 18, Image 18

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    18-(Sec. Ill) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., July 1, '56
Seen
and Heard
Br JEIYMI ENGLISH
A BEAVTimXT . . . appoint
te m Wedneaday (or which Mr
Conrad W. Paulua, Mrs. Thorn
A. Livesley, Kn. Roderick M.
. Livesley a a d - Mr. Thomu D,
Livesly wer hoatece . . , the
epaciou and , attractive Orefoa
Jr. a week af o , . . "happy 1 the
brld the un shine on" and that
certainly foe (or Gloria a the
weather man turned M hi eunni
est tmile (or the late afternoon
auptiali at St. Paul Episcopal
I. . . a colorful dint to tee the
I several hundred guest walking
up the itrect to the church
pretty cottons and prints and lots
lot white noted amidst the throng,
especially in the hats
The beaatlfal , , . Uce and taf
feta wedding gown made by the
bride' mother . . . the tiers of lace
ruffle In back bordered with
I daisy trim . . , Mrs. Stolk also
making the dress (or her younger
daughter, carol, who was her sir
Iter's honor attendant . . . the
bridesmaids' ballerina frocks of
jred and white flocked organdy
... white organdy bows in back
... their (lowers, headdresses.
shoes and gloves alUwhite , . .
The Iter. George H. Swift also
Pauhis at an August II ceremony "' "v "
at Grace Memorial Episcopal egroom s parent . . .
Church ia Portland . . Receiving weiie . . . accented witn red
with the hostesses was the bride- effectively used in the decor at
nor of Mr,
s' future
iter In
Room at Meier and Frank's the
setting (ar the '
occasion ... the
affair arranged
in honor of Mr.
Paulus'
daughter
law. Mis Sandra
Welif of Oswego
. .. Asteady
stream of guests
calling du r I B
the tea hours to
meet the attrac
tive bride-elect
C3
Salem Zontians Talco Rido in Surrey
lor the party
she were a becoming yellow eye
let lull skirted frock to which she
pinned yellow orchid . , , Sandra
will become the brute oi Larry
elect' mother. Mr. George Woltf.
wh wore a freea end yellow print
sheith dress and corsage ot ytnow
the reception held In the parish
hall . .' . the window decorated
with bouquets of greens and ivy
I tied with white bows and flanked
A ttaaalag . . . centerpiece on by white taper ... A round cake
the tea table ... a tiered arrange-1 table in the center and on either
ment of pink sweet peas, roses and . sida the cofte and punch tables
bouvardia with a few white daisies . . The tall, white pillared cake
fnr arrmt . . . intersoersed here topped with red roses and the
and there were crystal wedding cloth of red and white dotted
bells and pink and whit luctt I Swiss organdy ... the other table
straw , , . covered with whit organdy cloths
A aember .'. out-of-town and in centerpiece ot mill glass
guest driving to Salem for the
tee , . Sandra i granamoiner.
Mr. 0. W. Taylor, and her tunts,
Mr. Vent Casebeer and Mr.
Grant J. Kirk.- all at Otweg , . .
From Eugene cam Mr. L. C.
Scharpt her daughter, Mr. Baxter
Reed, land her daughter-in-law.
Mrs. William Scharpf . . . Driving
over (ran Cosvallia were Mrs. Roy
VS. Keen, attractive in a navy and
whit polka dot dreee, Mrs. Amory
T. Gill and daughter, Jane, who ia
-planning aa August wedding, and
Mr. Raymond BnneJteel . . .
Mr. Carl T. Gerlinger with her
daughter. Mr. Victor Williams,
and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Cart A.
Gerlinger, U of Dallas ...
PertUad tweet . .-. Mrs. Joh 1.
Elliott snaring good-looking aavy
blu coat dre with whit orgndy
accent . . . Mrs, Palmer Macdoa
ald la a browa and white print and
whita chapeaa . j . The Macdotv
alda remaining for tb evening to
ae their son. Tom. in pentacl
Theatre's "Bed, Book and Candle"
,', . Among a'heea (rem Portlrnd
wedding dlshet holding beautiful
bouquet of calls lilies, white
stock and red rosea and carna
tion , . . th whole arrangement
very striking and picturesque , . .
evea the dream cakes wrspped in
red and tied with whita ribbon
. ; . incidentally, red and white
ar the Stanford colon, W ally's
alma mater. ...
Ka faatllle , . . Douna ot the
bridegroom 'a relative occupying
the first few pew . . . t the recep
tion the cousin chatUng while
eating their wedding cake . . .
Jim and Jane Shaw up from Med
ford . . . Jack and Jean Barsch
dowa from Portland . . . Bill and
Ana Steiwer at Fossil ... and the
Bill McCammons ... Ana Steiwer
cutting th cake and smart In
aavy blu ensemble with white
accent . . . Good-looking Mr.
Bill McCammoa a symphony la
pink. ...
Pra Mt-W-Uwa , . , many ot
th guests commuting or remain
ing here for the weeker.d, having
altrndrd the wedding of Margaret
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Stanford Graduates Wed'
By CARL BALL
' Extra currlcolar actlviti njoyd 'af Sun Vally, ldho by member of th Salem
Zont Club rtanding th 33rd .lntrntionl convention th pit week included rides in th
ld-fahioneJ urry. Taking tour of th village) squsr ar (back from lef) Mrs. William
I. Smith nd Mrs. Alice USoln, lfrnt dlgt from th Salem Club. Front from left
r Mr. Tom Wolgmott, dlegst and pridnt of th Slm .Club, nd Mrs. WiHim G.
Stecey. I '
Bridal Shower
Don't Hook flow. . .
fcut . , . if Willmtt Rivr Dsyi isn't
huge success you can't blsm it on th pub
licity committee, thy triad! And by th way,-
rtR4 " O003 ", paopi n-
1 J lovina th rivr aaaln. In our
1 grad school day w swam
mrr In th rlvr lrnd how
tl , I ovr on Minto's island and
I C'iJ und,r ,h" Cntr strt
Ne" college days w paddled our
Eola, "which was quit a pull,
Kw trim t.i m w
Now aoain.
war Mra. Bruce Bpaulding, Mrs. Mllpf amJ Bm rjripg the night be- Salem children ar becoming water conscious
niu n.. 1., .... . fore naymono Bone-jimayDe no? ror using oenina in oars, dut cer-
Waraer. Mr Ralph Giese and lltrtl tnd children over from talnly for recreational purposes).
Take a trip -n )vist-ebout-ny-wey trom
Salm this tim of yar, nd you'll tisfy
your sens or beauty. Co over toward Stay
ton, for Instance. If you haven't been that way
for awhile, you II wonder at th building go
ing on, but b plasd with th familiarity
of th rolling hills of grain .that look like
:los-clippd lawni. Waif a few weeks, and
th grain will be turning yellow..
Mrs. Alfred Teller.
Over tree Stlverieei
Mrs. Clarence Keen and Mrs. Wil
liam Duncan . . . the latter Joining
her another, Mr. Taylor Hawkins
. . . Good-looking Mr. Theodore
GuTenwater. wh 1 here visiting
(rem Lot Angelea, accompanying
her daughter,. Mr. Alton Chamber
laia . . . ;
' ciiarra ... and attractive me. Wlbur Daily of
pretty summer dresses worn y joining her sister,
Cervallis ... the Bruce Spsuldinss
and daughters, Jean and Dimpy
(Mrs. Robert T. Morris III) of
Portland . . . Dimpy excited about
the arrival of her husband, who
is expected home (rem th Far
East ia a (ortnlght ... Mr. and
Mr. Elbert Robert of Portland,
wh formerly lived here, greet
ing their many friend ... The
Portland and
Mr. Kenneth
And speaking of tripa ... When th new
super . duper highway stretches across our
land, tourists will be able to go from ocean to
ocean without seeing anything. As it is now,
if on Isn't creful, his eyes may wander to
th scenery. If the nw highway is anything
lik thrMin Turnpik, which w flw long
a couple of years ago, on can go for miles
without seeing anythincKbut th sides of th
ut at th bottom of whicjf is th' highway. It
astounds us, that tourists skim through Salem
without even glancing at the stetehouse. How
ever there ar thousands who stop and enjoy
it, so perhaps the super highway will-only
prove to be an effective way of separating the
chaff from th wheat.-
Can't go . . . Guess n extended boat trip,
lik across th Atlantic "is pretty rhuch out -tor
us, for w notic that the, English actress
Diana Dors (Britain's answer to Marilyn Mon
roe) wears revealing bathing suit as correct
shipboard attire. We just don't look good in a
bikini. Somehow we'd always thought they
wore clothes on board ship . . .
Maxine Buren
Ft?r Milt Bed
JEFFERSON The recreation
room at the Christian church was
decorated in pink' and white for
the bridal shower honoring Mis
Nancy Beat 'of Salem Saturday
night. Mrs Wayne Thompson of
Salem and .Mrs. Eugene Powell of
Jefferson were hostesses.
A silver watering can holding
sprays of pink flowers centered the
gift table. Pouring were Mrs. Lee
Beal of Salem and Mr. Ivan Had
ley of Albany. Mr. Harry McKee
of Bend cut the cake. -
Miss Beal is. the bride-elect of
Jack Smith of The Dalles. Their
marriage will be an event of Sat
urday, August 11 at g p.m., in the
First Methodist church in Salem.
They will reside in Corvallis, where
Mr. Smith is a Junior at Oregon
State College. Miss Beal has taught lag.
rrom in clarity or th sun-
smitten day the fog shoaled in.
drowning the coastal towns in the
open spaces of their stumiwn dis
persal; aetting In precise silhou
ette th humped and Jagged boxes
of habitations, lubmerging all de
tails to bring out the precise edge
where the setting sun etched- its
tracery of molten gold.
1 This was the town's moment
when it reinvested itself with the
mystery from the bouyant, im
pended tea, and the washed gray
ness of its structure moved easily
Into the greyness of the moisture
pebbles of the fog. It was that
moment before sunset and lighted
rooms when light was only the
illumination of all enveloping sea
born sky, ,
The (eg gave aa amaxtng sea.
aallea d emptiness la the air,
streets seemed empty at people
boasts were aa yet devoid ( light.
aad anly they, la their, hampel
clatter, seemed t have any tens
bleaee f reality. It was at if tkey
had, aader the swiftly tabmerglag
fog, achieved a new pristine clar
ity, an ttark la its structure! aad
yet tlaaeet la the Implications that
weed iheea. shingles aad t a e
washed Surfaces at bleached palat,
gave I the perambulations of the
fag. The housetwere apeaklng aa
the land la monatone.
This was the town that grew of
the sprew of ' earth and not sea.
Under the harvest of trees, but a
anag induced memory awash In
the now neon illuminated moisture
that seemed shaken from the sky,
solid and weighted, coming down,
rolling like th gravel bars along
the beach. Between the remnants
of great forests the sea need raps
itself with shingle and beam, beds
down like kelp in the crannies of
rooms bringing to profit the hu
man insatiable need for the sea.
The town rides restless on. Its
crated parcels of sun spent time.
Between the webbed, humped, the
curling meanders of the man
driven urge for spindrift, under the
tortuous scurrying of his motor
driven dust, the allegories of neon
weave their magic for a fee. The
paupers beach purrs on the micas
of the sand sun and in the grind
ing huff of feilverized darkness
scatters the tithes of its wealth
upon a high beach, or buries it
self in the minus tides of chro
matic aplendor.
Always the fee U stare la pri
vate camfort ead at the tide table
where the privacy af the tea taw
It wage at tottnets, fargetfalt
eta, aad emptiness la the aartwet
lag mnltltade; the tea eleaat Mi
tlale every algbl aad the beach
writes Its history aaew each mtra-
Where the tides end the as-
if 1
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Mr. and Mrs. William M. Birkel (Patricia Orcutt), whose
wedding was an event of June 22 at the Silverton Metho
dist Church are pictured lighting th memory, candle at
- thetr reception. .The bride is the daughter of Mr: and Mrs.
W. C. Orcutt of Molalla and Mr. Birkel is th son of Mr.
and Mrs. William L. Birkel of Pomona, Calif. The couple
wilUive in Palo Alio, Calif., while Mr, Birkel completes hit
graduate work at Stanford. (Jesten-M'tller Studio).
acumrn wherein the continental
shelf throws the destruction of Its
compressed a p a c a upon t h e
beaches of its might - and there
gouges oat the non-ownership of
its splendnred stages. Sand and
rock shuffle time along the con
duits of lands end and in its great
wisdom wreaks havoc with pri
vacy that would parcel out the
sands. A strip of beach shuffles
the democratic principle, and man
mingles with man as water with
rock and quarts ta brew the great
civilizing truth that in the cosmic
tense the identles of man and sea
are equal; but only on the beach
below the levels of privacy, below
the plots and sections that would
split assunder the open palms of
the sea.
INSIDE JOB
ORANGEBURG. S C. (AP)
Polic recovered only part of the
loot -when they , nabbed eight
youngsters after a parked candy
truck was rifled. They said one
boy ate 240. pieces of the haul
the fourth grade at The Dalles ' strart hamllll.v f the land-humped
since receiving her degree at Ore- warship at the sea be las. The
gnn State, two years ago. She great birthright af the everpawer.
graduated 'from Jefferson h i g h Ing greea aartxeatal la parceled
those assisting . . .Mrs. Jack Price I b-ii (or the nuotials.
choosing a violet print with equal cenveytag . . . congratulations
accent ... Mr. Donald Plympion'ror , daughter. David
"""diand Coralie Rhoten, who are
violet print . WUda chatung honevmoonlna in Canada. "were I
with her longtime friend. Patsy
Bush i Mrs. Stuart) of Portland
... the latter now engaged la a
newspaper career an th Park rose
Enterprise ... A greea (Ilk print
for Crystal Dixoe (Mrs. Henry),
wh ia being welcomed beck to Sa
lem by her many friend , , . Sarah
Jan McCab (Mr. Blair) attrac
tive ia a. dainty red and whHe
check frock ... A becoming white
cot to with inverted pleats af lav
ender th choic ef Mrs. Lloyd
Ramey ...
Pretty Baeat ... (or Mrs. Alfred
Gerlinger, who wore peach linen
sneatk ... pink for Mrs. William
H. Hammond ... and a becoming
powder blu linen for Mrs. Ellis
Voa Eschea . . . Mrs. Harry Log-
gaa smart la black with a white
Dallas Nuptials
Unite Couple
In Marriage
their parents, the George Rhotens
and Millard Doughtons . . . David
and Wally having been (riends
since grade acbool days ... Of the
young set . . . Plum Brawn
-. 1. UI. Ilk
Ve Wad : . 3oV, -fte Con-tr. bcm. the bride
DALLAS Mis Adrienne D.
Conatser, daughter of Mrs. Mar-
Walton squiring Coleen Welch
Brunette Sally Ja Greig donning
a beige outfit . . Black for Ro
berta Sear with a touch of white.
Amaag ethers
of Howard S. Olsonc son of Mr
and Mrs. Howard F. Olson, on June
24.4.The afternoon ceremony was
held at the First Presbyterian
church with the Rev. John B Mae-
. .r. uonald officiating
passed by Miss Nancy Olson, sister
of the groom.
The bride and groom are both
Dallas high school graduates.' Mr.
Olson has served four years in the
navy and attended Oregon College
of Education this past year. He
expects to return there to school
in the fall.
The new lyweds will make their
home in Dallas on, their return
from a wedding trip to Victoria,
B. C.
guest at the wedding was Jody
uacn. wno accompanied ner. par- and Mr, Cir, M Wrjght o( em
enU, Roger and Patty Dasch. and pavfd ,ne ori,an
her grandparents, the Kenneth, Attending the bride were Mrs.
Wilsons . . . Pretty hats . . . Mrs. jar cok. cousin of th hrlrfe
Tumble weeds were (irst Intro-:
duced into the United States in
Lynn SJolund of Lebanon sana! wl "'Pents of Russia flax seed. I
Yew Ar Invited to Visit Our
'CHARM HOUSE'
A Cape Cod cottage furnished
w'h the warmth and friendli
ness of early American maple
at its best. Where you may
shop at your leisure with (ree
decorating help, if desired.
Our "Charm House" has just
been completely redecorated.
GOOD
HOUSEKEEPING INC
4(7 Court Ph. 19(11
Opea Moa. It Frt. Til
school.-
Texas had about 10 million visit
ors in 195S.
Into seetloas at privacy and ea
ducemeata that bed the aea dewa
for a algal.
But the aea has the great green
QUISEHBERRY'S
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY
AT '150 SOUTH UIMTY
IS OPEN SUNDAYS
12 Neen f 2 P. M.-e P. M. to 9 P. M.
Weekdays- A. M. to 11 P. M.
(Other'Hours, Call -3-9123 r 4433)"
OPEN MONDAY
' 12t15 TO 9 P. M.
OTHER DAYS
9:30 A. M. TO 5:30 P.
M.
PP.EE STORE-SIDE PARKING
POR OVER 1,000 CARS ,
Daniel J. Fry choosing a pink one
and Mrs. George Rossman'i wide
brimmed chapetu of white satin
chapeaa . . , Marcla Webb saying 1 petal accented with yellow and
ae revoir to her friends a on green . . . Mr. Vernon Perry at
' Thursday she left for Medford, tractive in a misCblue faille prin
where she has accepted position i cess style coat dress with match
ing hat and shoes.
Detent ... on hand to shower
with the welfare commission.
A da . . . Mrs. Daniel B. Jar
maa and her daughter, Mrs. Jar
maa Burgy ... the latter having
com north from California toifornla honeymoon,
make aa extended visit in Salem I
. . Mrs. Robert Burrell wearing
beautiful pink floral print dress !
with long torso and panel In back
... and a matching pink hat ...
aad Mrs. Werner Browa In a
handsome grey princes style cot-
matron of honor, and bridesmaids
Miss Adeline Lunn, cousin of the
bride, and Mrs. Edward Luthe Jr.
Raymond Olson stood with his
brother as best man. Ushers were
Edward Luthe Jr. and Herb Buller.
At the reception in the church
social rooms Mra. Elliott Rhoten of
Eugene, aunt of the groom, cut the
th happy couple with rice as they i rake and Mrs. A. E. Holler, Mra
lelt for a Lake Taho and Call-, Clarence Clemens and Mrs. Lloyd
I Arnold poured. The guest book was
New Salem
Office
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NL'PTIAL NOTES ... So strik
ing th red and white color scheme
featured in the decor as well as
th gown of the attendants for
th pretty summer wedding of
Gloria Stolk and Wallace Carson
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Arrets from the Capitol Shopping Center
new Swedish way
to get slim ...
reduce without
being hungry!
LARSON'S
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WHAT IT IS:, -
LifMn'i S.M.D. il iptcul ditt which wail ir
, vtnttd in Swdn, lh country with the hilhy
wy of living, fo you vtrwoight boctut
yu to) much and if yeu want to roduc
y, quick and ufa, without beingj hungry, than
ybu ihould gat a pachaga and iaa for younalf
that you don't have to be 10 ft.
HEALTHY-NOT DANGEROUS:
Lrton'i Swedith Milk Di.l ulin off tha c
.t in natural way without uiing drucs, slimming'
IngrMlitntt Of ta.rciairf . Inv.nt.d In Sweden,
t.rton'l S.M.D. It now baing Introductd her. in
Am.rica, t.cauu It it to limind In supply it tails
out fail m yeu ihould k lor It today., .
IMPROVE YOUR HEALTH; ,.
l.raon'i'S.M.D., a granular praparation, combinvt
with milk to form bulk to help keep your In
testinal tract regular, larton'i S M D. supplies
h.alrhy bulk and neeufag! Wmil habrt lime.
You mil f..l mora fit In body and' clearer of
mind. And you alto aheuld ba mere -energetic
HOW TO USE:
lull a teaipoonfuf of S.M.D. granules with a
gl.it of milk four limes a day, only 3 days a
wkl Monday, Widneiday, Friday you dial th
Swedith Milk Diet Way. Tuaid.y, Thursday, Sat
urday and Sunday you eat your normal maaltl
NO UNDERFEEDING: '
tft. Lartop't S.M.D. Swedish Milk Diet roniaim
full daily requirement! of minerali, necatiary
vitamini, calcium, aretein, cirbohydates. Iron,'
'ohoiphorui, energy alementi. And the Swedith'
Mik Diet grves you the necanary variation be
tween diet days and day with normal meals
when yeu eat lik you do now, You anly us
larton'i I W D days a week. The ether 4 day
ef tha week, Sunday, Tuesday, Thurtday and an
Saturday yeu don't d.t at all but eat just like
you do'newl '
RESULTS ARE GUARANTEED:
If you fellow th dial faithfully yeu ihould lete
poundt and Inchei tha first weak, or you return
,the packs' and get,, a refund.
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