The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 13, 1956, Page 12, Image 12

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    eiI2-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem. Ore.. Frl., July 13, farewell Party for
t?i krA-..L: T f-'Mr. Caldwell
inp TO VYUMIIIiyiUM U IICUI IUI
j Entire Farpily During, Summer
1 Br JANE EADS .
,'!r WASHINGTON Our city father! ire ballyhooln; Washington, D.C
en of tht Mtioo'i best tummertime family vacation spots, wits
' bargain rain, blgtime entertainment and air conditioned lodging a
''"come-on. They're calling thif wason "summer Jubilee" with aa
-'exciting packaga ef historic tight, bright lights and brilliant tun for
v
everyone.
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"whatever your
budget, year can
afford a I a b u
: lou tiiM in an
' ah conditioned
hotel." The best
( hotel offer ape- J
j,c!al family rates J
I with children un-'
- I der 14 free, guar-!
' I rnteed reservt-1
y- tiont and ample
This new bid toTure tourists to
the capital In the ummer i pro
claimed In pamphlet issued by
the Greater National Capital Com
mfttet and the Washington Conven
tion and Visitor Bureau.
fhirinf th summer months the
visitor will find Washington less
crowded and the parks and tree-
lined avenue at the pew of loeir
splendor. Tht wonders that only
the capital oiler-the White House,
the shrines, monument, and gov
ernment buildings are all open to
. the pt'Mie a usual.
Jn addition visitor will be able
to- see Broadway playt and musi
cals during the third season of
fntertainment Under the Start"
at. Rock Creek Park Amphi-thea-tec.
'
A.!so billed are the "world' big
fA Breworkt display" for tht
lourth of July m tht Wathingtoa
Monument grounds, free military
bnd eoncerts m the capital steps
and musical program at the Syl
van Theater and Watergate cruises
down the Potomac; and acquatic
aportt highlighted by tht Presi
dent' Cup Regatta, which annual
ly attract more than 100.000 dur
ing August and September.
- Big League baseball, including
tht AD -Star Game,, amusement
park, the too, even (port fishing ,
en nearby Chesapeake Bay, arc,
being touted aa among tht, "won-,
dors that only Wathingtoa offers
tp fill avery moment of your
vacation with thrill and excite-
went." I
iMocbrn Etiquette
By Btberta Lee I
Q. It H proper for a girl to
borrow another girl' lipstick? i
i. While this is frequently done,
1 -Still think that lipstick Is Just
a bit too personal aa kern to
borrow.' - "'
4. Are thert any kinds of food
tV t one may convey to the mouth
win tha knitt when eating?
JL Moat certainly not I The lnife
Is-vwd only lor cuiiuig anyuung
thr ' vn f" &.;
Q. is it all rlit U a bride to
carry a bouquet if ah la being
married ia a traveling dresa?
A. It would be better V she wort
a corsage.
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AArt. Richard Edwin Bthnten.j
the former One Mat Sche-
berg before her June) 30
; wedding at the Evangelistic
l Temple. The bride it the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Noel Scht berg end Mr.
lahnten it the ton of Gutttv
Ithnten. Tha couple will live
n Salem. (Steimonti Studio.)
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clean, fresh frt-
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Live Ten Picnic
A no-host picnic and twimming
are tht activitlet scheduled by tht
Uve Vers tonight. The picnic will
be held at the Dallas park and
transportatioa will leave the
YWCA at .1$ p.m. All single men
and womea are cordially Invited It
tttend. The committee In charpe
of the evening includet Sonja An
derson, Carol Kaufmaa and Millie
Tower.
A surprise farewell party waa
given ia honor of Robert Caldwell,
head Jailer at the Marion county
court bouae Monday at the home
of deputy sheriff Leslie R. Chand
ler and Mrs. Chandler, Fisher
road, with Sheriff Denver Young
and bia ttaff m guestt.
Master Sergeant Caldwell waa
retired from the army, but haa
beea recalled back into active
service duty.
Attending the affair were the
honor guest and his wife, Mr. and
Mr. Robert Caldwell. Sheriff and
Mrt. Denver Young, Mr, and Mrs.
George Malstrom, Mr. and Mr.
John Zabinskl. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Cross, Mr. and Mrt. James Paint
er, Mr. and Mrt. Harold Fox,
Mary Strayer, Blanche McDonald,
Ellen Goode, Amos Shaw, Ernest
Clark and the bouts. Deputy and
Mrt. Chandler, and Matthew.
Betrothal of . Visltort From
ft mm lUUI'OI I UWII
duo ioia
Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Strode
art announcing the engagement of
their daughter, Eleanor Ann, to
Max Ruaaell Brammer, aoa at Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Brammer, all of
Salem. No date baa beea let for
tht wedding.
Mist Strode it employed at
Moore Buainesa Forma and her
fiance ia with Butler Construction.
SILVERTOlf Mr. and Mr.
Harry Riches entertained at a buf
fet supper Sunday night following
a family reunion at th Robert
Richet home. Present for tht tup-
per - were Mr. and Mrt. John
Richet. Paula Jo, Mr. and Mrt.
Ted Richet and Jane, Mr. and
Mrt. Robert Riches, Robert and
Nancy, Misses Winifred and Lois
Riches. Herbert Heubleia, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Richet, Hacjm Wayne
and Cathy.
FOUR CORNERS - Mr. and
Mrt. Milton Reed of Arcadia,
Calif., are bouae guest of Mr
and Mrs. C. R. unborn.-
Visitor in the Glea Sacb home
are Mrs. Selma Johnson and San
dra Sack of New London. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slater of
Paradise, Calif., are visiting bit
brother'! family, the William
Slaters.
Mr. and Mr. Lloyd Thompson
and family have moved from M0
Beck Ave. to Molalia.
Mr. Donald Brant and daugh
ter. Deborah and Kathy. lelt
Sunday for their home in Kodiak,'
Alaska. They have been visiting
tht Al Brant and Ben Gialer fam
ilies for a month. Mr. and Mrs.
Gisler drove the visitors to Se
attle, where they continued their
trip home by air.
Legion Unit Installs New Officers
An elephant will drink about
SO gallons of water a ay.
SILVERTON -Mrt. T. P.
Heidenstrom was Installed at unit
president for Delbert Reeve Aux
iliary of American Legion on Mon
day eight. Mrs. Fred Lucht, ML
Angel, waa' the installing officer.
Other officers installed were
Mrt. Harold Roth as first vice
president and Mrs. Edith Kurd at
second vice president. Mrt. Bruce
Billings it the secretary, with Mrt.
May Higinbotham, treasurer; Mrs.
Lewia Hall, historian; Mrt. C. H.
Dickerson, chaplain; Mrs. Glad
win Ham re, aergrant-at-arms; and
Mr. E. A. Kern. Mrs. T. P. Hei
denstrom, and Mrs. 8. A. Pitney,
executive committee.
Assisting Mrt. Lucht la the In
stallation ceremony were Mrt,
Rote putsch. Mia Loretta Dayler,
Mrs, Dora Gores. Mrs. Lois Rua-
cher, Mayme Holler, Dorothy Be
senilis. Mill Theresa Dehler, Mrt.
M. iroworr, urn neruora ana
Idaho Hotter.
to attend the state of Oregon an
nual convention at Albany, July
J5-M, art Mrt. II. Roth, Mrt. F.
M. Powell, Mr. George Hubbs.
Mr. Edith Kuch. Mr. Higinboth-
To Leave on Motor Trip
Leaving Saturday on a three
weeks' vacation trip by car will
be Mr. and Mr. Hugh McCain.
They will make stops in Salt Lake
City, Grand Canyon, Bryce and
Zion National Park and will spend '
several days in Las Vegas. In
Lot Angeles the traveler will visit !
at the home of Mr. McCain's
brother-in-law and fitter, Mr. and
Mrt. C. W. Handley. On the re-1
turn trip the McCains will visit
Lake Tahoe, Reno and San Fran-:
cisce. Mrs. 1. L. Prenninger and '
daughter. Gloria and Linda, of Wil-
liston, N. D. arrived in Salem
Thursday to visit with Mrs. Cor
ant. " Mrt. ' A. 3. McCannel, and
Mrs. Arthur Gottenberg. The unit
president and secretary are auto
matically delegates. Mrt, Victor
Howard, unit atcretary, and also
terving at unit sewing chairman,
reported credit from tha Portland
veterans' facility for $33 for the
month' tcuffs and ditty bags from i
the local unit.
delia lirrrlnelon at the McCain
Delegatea and alternate named , home during their absence.
EASY INCOME
....',
Of approximately $1,000.00
per month. Fine telf-operaf-ing
i p a r t m ant house in
center of Salem. WiH trade In
house in . Salem or farm.
Term.
Phone 3-5:41 Evet.
Rafael Cueto, father of time
children, wat presented with
prize aa the millionth visitor re
cently to the International Fair In
the Dominican Republic. He wat
awarded a aingle teat motorcycle.
SCHAEF Eft'S
Diuretic Tonic
A ceaabiaatiaa ef approved
remedies which Influence the
aecrelloa ef tha kidneys, hence
useful in cases where the urine
it tctnty. high colored, turbid
or anduly concentrated; sa at'
le produce Irritationi ef the
urinary passages.
If rvaiptoas persist let your
Doctor.
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
Open Dally 7:3e a.m. to I p.m.
Sundays, t a. m. to S p. m.
131 N. Commercial
OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY
9:30 A. M. TO 9:00 P.M.
OTHER DAYS 9:30 TO 5:30
140 Court Street
emiGir! Electric TV
goves:
1. FULL YEAR GUARANTEE ON ALL PARTS, TUBES AND
PICTURE TUBE .
2. UNEXCELLED PERFORMANCE AND PICTURE CLARITY;
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Buy Note While Quantities Last
1. . Reg. 239.95
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Deluxe 21" table model TV In lustrous Bermuda
Bronze finish. Features GE't aluminized Black
Daylight picture. ube light , absorbing : bhick,,
tinted filter and Mfaty glaslr with et-and-forget
volume control; plut all-chtnnel nationwide 100
mile plut tuner.
2. Reg. 144.95
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Enjoy tha enciting wBrld of good entertainment
and sport in your own backyard with this eaiy-to-handla
portable. Extremely lightweight,
weight only 22 pounds. Hat nation-wide all
channel tuner; and equipped with carrying
handle.
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3. Reg. 359.95
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(2).
Gitnf 24" Console mounted on a twivel bite for
etiy viewing in any part of your home. The
cabinet 4s hand-rubbed genuine mahogany,
Aluminized picture tub with light-absorbing
teftty glass for clearer pictures; set forget
volume; all-channel tuner,
4. Reg. 349.95
Co) .QQ
(2)
21" console' in beautiful cabinet of hand-rubbed
mahogany; with concealed casters for easy mov
ing. Top' controls for easy ttand-up tuning; auto-,
matic clock that twitches set on and off auto
mttictlly. This powerful Ultravition TV mtirv
ttim good picture and sound constantly.
5. Reg. 359.95
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Deluxe 2Jv Ultravition Console In blond oak
cabinet with concealed casters. CE't Blav Day
light aluminized tube insures a picture w h more
depth end clarity. Designed with the new top
tuning; 62-channel nationwide tuner. Outstanding :
in value, performance!
this summer-
enjoy the pleasure
of a General
Electric portable ..
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Downstairs
Cofftt and Cajct
Served in the
Housewares Dept.
3-VVAY PORTABLE
Take this lightweight portable with you
on vacation jauntt and enjoy the wonder
ful entertainment radio hat to offerl
Streamlined model with distance Circuit
and clear, rich tone qualify. Operttet on
AC, DC or batteries. Available in these
color combination: ebony-white; tur-
, quoue-ivoryt luggage-white.
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