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Group Meetings at Christian Church
Calendared for Wednesday night,
August 1 Is the ice cream social
sponsored by the Junior Guild of
St. Paul's Episcopal Church. The
afair will be held on the church
lawn and all church members,
families and friends are invited to
attend between ( and t:30 o'clock.
The proceeds will be turned ovr-r
to the church ' treasurer for the !
liquidation of the church debt.
Guild members are making home.
made cakes and coffee will be
served by the Canterbury Club.
Tom Murdock is chairman and will
be assisted by Roy Campbell. Men
serving the ice cream are A. A.
Mankc, Paul Gemmcll, William
Damery, Ottis Berry, Gerald Fish
er" and John Graham.
Jim Newberry will play organ
Group meetings for Christian
Women's Fellowship of First Chris
tian Church this week are as fol
lows: Night group meetings on Wed
nesday, Aug. 1, 8 p.m. Eva Marie
Johnson Group, Mrs. Paul Specht.
4780 Hareourt;
Mary Lu Hall Group, Mrs. Glen
Vergets, 755 Menlo Drive;
Helen Shorrock Group, Mrs. E.
Brulcher, 2965 Pringle Road;
Day group meetings, Thursday,
August 2, 10:30 am., with Haltie
Mitchell Group, Mrs. W. R. Ter
hune, Jefferson;
Gertrude Shoemaker Group, Mrs.
music throughout the evening.
Mrs. A. A. Manke is heading the
Junior Guild committee for the
social, assisted by Mrs. Louise
Muller. Mrs. Ottis- Berry, Mrs.
Frank Bligh, Mrs. Andre Lambert,
Mrs. Austin H. Wilson and Mrs.
Gerald Fisher, who is president of
the guild.
Ival Utterbac, MM Fisher Road;
Barbara Farmer Group, Mrs.
Lloyd Robinson, 2250 Chemeketa;
Edna Glsh Group, Mrs. L. C.
Pfeiffcr, 585 N.' Winter, Apt. 518;
Grace Hendricks Group, Mrs.
Lesion Howell, 550 Waldo Ave.;
Hattie Memies Group, Mrs. F.
B. McKinney, 1492. Center St.
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
Q. If I receive a telephone call
while .entertaining guest, should
I explain at once to the person
calling that I have guest and
cannot talk?
A. If the 'call is unimportant , you
can explain and offer to call bark
later. If, however, the call is im
portant, it takes precedence over
the entertainment of your guest.
Fashions for
College to
Be Shown
Of interest to the college set
is the fashion show to -be spon
sored by Llpman'i on Thursday,
August 2 in the Cherry Room.
There will be special music and
styles for alt campus functions
will be modeled by college girls.
The affair will begin at 8
o'clock and all coeds, their moth
ers and friends in Salem and vi
cinity are invited to attend.
The models include Sidney
Kromer, Barbara Boniface, Linda
Davis, Jeanine Day, Mary Heater,
jMary Wait, Jan Woodroffe, Mrs.
Ted Brewer, Connie Hammond,
Nancy Psyne, Nancy Owens, Anne
jHeltzel, Patricia Deeney, Jean
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., July 29, '56 (Sec. HIM T
Lidbeck, Jo Anne Hoover, Carol
Hoffman, Elisabeth Walton, Di
ane Miller, Betty Burnside,
Glenda McCormick and Jane
Barlow.
. Alwrtt chapter. OE1 will MIA
Its annual picnic at Bush's Pasture
on Tuesday, August T at p.m.
Members, their families and bV
ends art invited to attend.
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The grounds of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will be decorated with lanterns for the ice cream
social to be sponsored by the Junior Guild Wednesday night. On the .directorate, left to
right, are Mrs,. Louise Muller, Mrs. Ottis Berry and.Mrs. August A. Manke, general chair
man. The public is invited and hours are from 6 to 9.-30 o'clock. (McEwan Studio.)
Don't Cook flow. . .
but , . . Heaven help the poor food editor
when men executives take their cooking
prowess seriously enough to take over the
testing kitchens of their firms. We were
absolutely frightened this week when we re
ceived a story from a large food manufacturer
which at first looked like the hundred or more
we receive weekly. But upon reading it there
was a smacking of something superior in the
wording. Then we noted that we could get
further details by contacting - Mr. So-and-so.
Is this a trend? This could be worse than
flying saucers.
Speaking of men . . . (who are all right in
their place). Why is it that you so often see
signs, "Men at Work" but never a bit of pub
licity when the women are working? Is it
tliat the fellows have better press agents than
the women?
Take net , . . The other day, en route back
from lunch at home, we noted the sign that
had been -placed in the road "Men at Work"
out what would we come upon but two very
very small men of pre-school age, sitting
smack dab in the middle of the road, blandly
eating their lunch. There was a shady spot,
I he day was hot and they were hungry, to
why not eat? Well, why not?
Peer rich girls . . . All that ripples is evi
dently not gold, if you'll pardon our scrambled
metaphor. It seems that the lucky owners
of swimming pools this month, have found
that there's no room for the family. Friends,
near friends and mere speaking acquaintances
sometimes come early and stay late, forgetting
that a swimming pool is no more public than
the bathtub. So unless you can swear you
were invited, better go to Leslie or Olinger,
.and let the swimming pool-owning tamily at
least have time for dinner in private.
Toe good? . , . Looking down from the
bridge one hot day, at six gravel trucks and
a big digger, we wondered if the outfit that
is so thoughtfully making til 'ole swimming
holes for the townspeople down there may
not be doirKjrso to ihe detriment of peace
and quiet on: the riverfront. Too many trucks
might just be a hazard to little tots wishing to
enjoy the cool pools and warm s.-nd.
At list . , . We thought we'd lost that
glamour so characteristic of us miaaie-e
spinsters. But no, driving in our convertible
after only two or three months of uncovered
freedom, we got our first whistle. Of course
the whistlers were only about eight years old,
but anyway, they could whistle.
Just sitting , . . Farewell, kind readers, for
a long two weeks, when we plan to just sit,
watch the birds, read and only occasionally
lift a languid finger. . . . Maxine Buren
Paul Talbot Rowell, will become
the bride of Leonard LeRoy Grov
er, of Burns.
.The Rev. Stanley Lyman will
perform the afternoon nuptials.
Lighting the candles will be Neil
Modie of Lewiston, Idaho and
Jerry Gatchcll of Burns.
Miss Judith Wood will be the
honor maid and Miss Sophia
Polales and Mis Doris Liljeberg
of Burns the bridesmaids. Miss
August Brides-Elect Revea
Plans for Church Nuptials
August brides-elect are revealing plans for their church weddings
and announcing members of their bridal parties. Miss Mary Carolyn
Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orland W. Green, and James Bagley
Tooze, son of Justice and Mrs. Walter L. Tooie, will be married on
Friday, August 10 at the First Presbyterian Church.
Dr. Paul N. Poling will perform the I o clock ritea and a reception
will follow in the church parlor.
David Kennedy of Independence
will sing and Mrs. Ralph Dobbs
will be the organist. Lighting the
candles will be Miss Nancy O'Neal
and Miss Bobbie Lue Stanley. '
Miss Phyllis Newland will be
the honor maid and Misses Harma
lene Herring, Kay Lindsey and
Ronna Hardman will be the brides
maids. Deborah Girard will be the
flower girl.
Gary Parker will serve as best
man for Mr.- Toote and ushers in
clude Orland K. Green, Larry T.
Mathews, Richard Courtright, Don
Wilson and Richard Sabin.
Smith-Beat Rites 1
Miss Nancy Beal and Jack L.
Smith will exchange their mar
riage vowa at an 8 o'clock cere
mony on August 11 at the First
Methodist Church. The bride-elect
is the daughter of Mrs. Lee Beal
and M. H. Beal of Troutdale. Mr.
Smith is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Smith of The Dalles.
The Rev. Revelle Roach of The
Dalles will officiate at the service.
Mrs. Jerol Underhill of The Dalles !
will ling and Prof. Josef Schnelker
will be the organist. Lighting the
candles will be Mrs. O. D. Hender
son of Aurora and Miss Joyce
Ohlsen of Portland.
Mrs. Elroy Schindler of Hillsboro
will be the matron of honor and
bridesmaids include Mrs. Gene
rowell of Jefferson, Miss Myrna
Smith of The Dalles and Mrs. Alex
Goedhard of Longview, Wash.
Calvin Horn Jr. of Camas will
serve as best man for Mr. Smith
and ushers will be the bride-elect's
brother, Robert Beal, Dale Hem
of Lebanon, Vance Martin of Mil
vaukie and Elroy Schindler.
' The wedding reception will be
held in the Carrier Room.
MrRlbbea-McMorris
; The Court Street Christian
iChurch will be the scene of the
Iwedding of Miss Sandra McMorris,
(daughter of Mrs. Vera McMorris,
.'and James McKlbben, son f Mr.
and Mrs. Harry McKibben, on Sat
1 urday, August 11. The Rev. Harold
Lyman will perform the o'clock
ceremony.
Mrs. Ronald Cross will be the
matron ef honor and Miss Mary
Rooker and Miss Carol Haney of
Sheridan will be the bridesmaids.
Kenneth McKibben will serve as
best' man for his brother and
ushers Include Terry Green, Clif
ford Estei and Norman McKibben,
a cousin.- , -
A reception will be held in the
church parlor.
Graver-Rawed
At a 4 o'clock ceremony on
August 12 at the Court Street
rhr-istian Church Miss Rosemary
Rowell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jane Modie of Lewiston, a cousin
of the bride-elect, will be the junior
attendant.
V. J. Grover of Burns will serve
as best man for his brother.
A reception will be held in the
church parlor.
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