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6 (Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tues., Aug. 7, '50
Around Town . . .
By JERYMZ ENGLISH
Chapters Are
Honored at
Coffee
The Salem City Council of Epsi
Ion Slim a Alpha entertained
members of the lorority'f three
city chapter! at an informal cof
fee Saturday morning at the Sun
set Avenue home of Mrs. Robert
Sandstrom, who made the ar
rangement for the affair.
The recently formed council U
comprised of representative from
all the Salem chapters of the
philanthropic sorority. Beta Sig
ma, Gamma Gamma, and Beta
Mu. The coffee wa the first social
function sponsored by the new
Wed at Dallas Rites
THE SOCIAL WHIRL ... . A j The ceremony will take place on
hostess on Wednesday afternoon 1 Sunday. August M. at St. Michael
will be Mrs. Samuel B. Stewart. ! and All Angels' Episcopal Church 1 group.
who is entertaining at her rnortn in Portland .t o docs ... Mrs. Ray Housley announced
Summer Street home to welcome! Pre-aupllal . , . artles are be- tnat tne Dllrtrjrt Council meeting
two newcomers to the capital ... tag arranged la eemollmral la , ,chfduled for August 19 at the
The honor guests are Mrs. Walter Miss Emlgh . . . Oa Saturday. Marion Ho(f, Th convention will
Aply who has moved here from Aw.t 11 Mrs. Thomas E. Rllea jnclude , ,uncheon fnd ,n ,(t(.r.
Portland, and Mrs. Clayton Pen- aad Mrs. Raymond F. Olsoa of mectine
well, who recently came to Salem Salem are entertaining with a thu nnt mHin of th tlln
from California .' . . Mr. Aply is War., and kitchen shower la " T" .hi
Mjitk Ik mtmtm lm9 NimmiitkMi inil ! k . .1.- tM I. .1 Ik. COUIKll Will be Aug. 27. at the
lr. Penwell U on the governors ! Rllea home at Camp Wltkyeombt, nm 'Ml'- John Erlckseh. 7M
r-i L . ni.u. fr. Rk. I OOAUII lIIII.
lem art Willis Vlaceal, Mrs. J. V,
Uebar, Mrs. C. W. Uthraa. Mrs.
Annta Berger, Miss Aaa Bergrr,
Mrs. Joba Cbeaoweth of Fowler,
ladlaaa. Mrs. Harvey Latham,
Strom, Mrs. Thomas Hansen, : Mrs. Thomas Olsoa, Miss Mar
Mrs. Frank J. Healy and Mrs. I)rle Olsoa. Mrs. George H. Swift,
John Horner . . . Mrs. W. Csnarll Dyer an' Mrs.
Te fete a visitor v i r . Mrs. 'Homer Goulet . . This alter-
rra.er.ek J. Breauaa I 'w'J'Hi Mrs. Arch J. Tturtellette, Tne marriage of Miss Mildred
m?. 'L '7; ";" ifnw 1. m ...r ... " Toombs, daughter of Mrs. Char-
staff ... A group of neighbors
and friends have been Invited to
call between I and 4 o'clock to
greet the newcomers ... Assist
ing Mrs. Stewart will be Mrs. F.
W. Poorman, Mrs. Thure Llnd
i Miss Mildred
Toombs Weds
Mr. Jagmin
week far the pleasure of her sis
ter. Mrs. C. F. Paddork of Port
land, who will bo visiting la the
capital for several days' , . . Oa
'" Thursday " II-rs. : Breaaatr tar'-' as
vlted a group of Portia" friends
to laarhrea la boaor of ber sister
and Friday morning the host.ss
will ei'er.ala at coffee at ber
Celambia Street homo . . . gaests
have beea fcsirHed to caH betweea
It aad II o'clock to Meet Mrs.
PeVfdftCk
Coffee lime . . . Mrs. William J.
Braun. Mm. Lester Newman and
Mrs. Harris Lietl are entertain
ing with a series of informal cof
fees at the Braun hone oa North
I3rd street . . . The hostesses have
Invited guests for Friday morning
and are arranging a similar af
fair for next Tuesday ... Last
Ray L. Dane all of Portlaad. will
be hostesses lor a bridal htacheaa
at the Campbell Court Hotel la
Portlaad bonorlag Miss Emlgh
7 i".". Several Saten -Meads a the
brMe-elect have beea lavitod I
the party ...
Celebrating . . . her first birth
day on Wednesday will be Cathy
Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Wells ... to celebrate the
occasion Mrs. Wells has Invited a
few of her friends and their young
children to an afternoon party at
their home on Doris Road . . .
A third daughter .... waa bora
to Mr. aad Mrs. William H.
Egaa oa Aagusl I at the Salem
Geaeral Hospital . . she baa
beea aamed tile a Louise ... ber
sisters are Carol Aaa aad Marias
aad the graadpareats are
lotte Toombs, and Dean Jagmin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Jagmin
of Oceanlake. was an event of
July... ITT t,the .First Christian
Church. The ReV. Wayne Greene
officiated at the I o'clock service.
Elton Benedict wss the vocalist
and Mrs. Benedict played the wed
ding music.
week Mrs. Braun and two of her j Mr. aad Mrs. Homer W. Egaa
neighbors, Mrs. John Ross and
Mrs. Edward Vanderhoof, enter
tained forty of their neighborhood
friends at coffee on the Braun
patio ...
Diaaer hosts . .' . . Thursday
IgM will be Mr. aad Mrs. Charles
H. HaKSlas, who have a group ol
tbetr frieada to a gardea party
at tbetr Stewart street home ... A
buffet diaaer will be served oa
the palie aad cavers will be
placed for Iweaty-flve gaests . . .
Galberlag .... lor a ao-aost
diaaer Ualght at the Edgar
Pierce borne oa South High Street
win be ssembcrs of ber bridge
club aad tbetr hatha ads . . . Dia
per will bo served ea lbs terrace
. . -
lavUalleas .... were In Mon
day's mail to the wedding of a
former Salem resident, Miss Di
ane Louise Emlgh, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Elmer
Emlgh Jr. of Portland, and Roger
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, Jack Toombs, wore a
waits gown of champagne pleated
tulle, the full skirt adorned with
rows of French lace. The lace
jacket was fashioned with an
Elizabethan collar. Her shoulder
length veil of chsmpagne tulle
was caught to a seed pearl tiara
She carried a cascade of Talis
man roses.
Mrs. Edwin Stortt was matron
of honor for ber sister and Mrs.
I.lnvri Cnnnrr of LoMTvieW WSS
the baby's WJ-idesmaid. They wore identical
frocks of green taffeta, waltz
length, with pink headbands and
carried bouquets of pink gladiolus
rosettes.
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DALlASMrnd.Mrt..I!donJ.Lbif.
whose wedding was an event at the Dallai Mennonite Breth
ren Church in July. The bride if the daughter of Mr. and
Mn. William J. Marteni of Dallas and' the groom's parents
re Mr. and Mn. Dave Thietten of Dallas. The couple will
make their homeirr Dallas; (Palmer's -Studio, -Dalles J
aad Mr. aad Mrs. Bert Maasfleld
of Portlaad
craadmothers are Mrs. F. G,
Ueckebaeh of Salem aad Mrs.
Mary Ehmaa of Portlaad.
Visitors of aote .... Dr. and
Mrs. Robert D. Gre have as
their house guests for several Atlead the Grama
days.-Prof, and Mrs. P. A. Fisher
of Pittsburgh. Pa. ... Pror.
Fisher is on the faculty at Carne
gie Tech . . . they came west by
train and are enroute to Ashland
to visit their son . , . Visiting (or
several days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Neer has been
Mrs. Charles Powell of Washing
ton, D.C., a former Salem resi
dent . . . she stopped here before
going oa to California to visit
relatives . . .
Arriving . . . la the rapltal
Wednesday for a visit wlU be
former Salem residents, Mr. aad
Mrs. Paul Jacksoa of Seattle . . .
f- Pattern
as,
Dean Riemers of Oceanlake,
brother-in-law of the bridegroom,
was best man, and Roger Brown
of Kernville, a cousin, was
groomsman. Ushers were Edwin
Slortz and Robert Busey.' .
The bride's mother wore a rose
lace dress and a corsage of white
carnations. The bridegroom's
mother wore a silk shantung dress
of aqua print on beige with aqua
jacket, and a corsage of pink
f.rnatinns
At the reception in the firepftce
room. Mrs. William Judson cut
the cake. Mrs. Merle Purkerson
and Mrs. Vera Stewart poured.
Assisting were Mrs. Kenneth Mua-
taev will be (seats of Mr. aad
Tine Pearson-. - sow- of Mr inrf i Mr. - rim. J fc-.H.r. mmd Mr.
Mrs. EmlTPearsbir df Carttm'.laarWrtiaYirAga
lae laree eoupies get Mfriaer Ronald Cummings ana Mrs. to-
eaca year le eeiearaie ueir re
spective weddiag aaalversarles,
whtrb are this week . , .
Atteadiag .... Camp Howard
at Troutdale for a week are Chris-
line and Kathleen Drye, daughters
sel Whittaker
For going away the bride wore
a sneain aresa oi cnaniag"
polished cotton -with print of roses
and a tauoe linen duiter. Follow
ing a trip to Nevada and Califor-
tk ling a trip to Nevaoa aim iauiw
,K .!nia the couple wUl be at home in
ii" r i
of ,the Vernon Dryes
e u.n Ar.m ik. saiem
girls to camp on Sunday ...
la Seattle ... lor the weekend! Silver Bell lircie, neigaoora m
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Esch. i Woodcraft will hold a formal meet.
Miss Ratzlaff
Will Marry
Announcement is being made of
the forthcoming marriage of Miss
Suzanne Ratzlaff, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Ratzlaff, to Eugene
Goertzen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Goertzen, all of Salem.
The ceremony will take place on
Friday. Augus 17 at the Kingwood
Bible Church at I o'clock with a
reception following in the church
parlor.
LINCOLN A group larludlag
Mrs. Lois Crawford, her daugh
ter, Mrs. L. R. Chandler and
children, Matthew, Leslie and Syd
ney, a granddaughter. Miss Lois
Haldeman of Portland, a' niece,
Mrs. T. L. Stern and children, Don.
Lee and Pamela of Sherwood and
a nephew of Mrs. Stern, -Robin
Pinkerton of California, held a
picnic at Maude Williamson Mem
orial park near Wheatland. ;
White Shrine Picnic
Friendship Shrine, White Shrine
of Jerusalem is planning a picnic
for Sunday, August 12 at the south
end of Bush's Pasture near Yew
Street entrance at 1 p.m. Coffee
and ice cream will be furnished
by the committee. Elmer Church
is chairman of the committee in
charge of arrangements.
Thimble Club. Neighbors pf
Woodcraft will meet for a 12
o'clock no-host luncheon on Thurs
day at Bush's Pasture, Mission
Street entrance. Coffee will be
furnished by the club.
Gub Calendar
THURSDAY
Thlmbl Club. NOW, no-host plc-
nlr, Buih's Pasture, noon.
FRIDAY
silvr Boll Circle. NOW. formal
mtUn(. Salem Woman's Club, S
pm.
SUNDAY
rrtcndshiD Shrinf. WHIU Shrlno of
Jrruultm, picnic, Buih's Psituro, 1
p.m.
Patrons,. Are
Announced
For Show
Pstrons and patronesses for the
Rooftop Stardust college show and
dance to be given at Meier and
Frank's Salem store on Saturday
night at I o'clock have been an
nounced. .
The show starts at I o'clock with
dancing following to the music of
Bill DeSouza s orchestra. There
will be refreshments and enter
tainment. A large group of college
students will model the newest
college fashions.
The list of patrons and patron
esses incdules the following:
Miss Gertrude Acheson, Dr. and
Mrs. Lloyd T. Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin H. Armstrong, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Aschenbrenner, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Barclay,' Miss
Maxine Buren, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Carlcton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.
Dow, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Eng
lish, Judge and Mrs. Joseph B.
Felton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fis
cher Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. arl Grie
der, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Grove,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hampton,' Sen
ator Mark 0. HatfTeltf... Owdtfe k
Mrs. Douglas Hay. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Heltzcl, Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Mainwaring, General and
Mrs. H. G. Maison. ,
""Mr. and Mrs. Kent Mathewson,
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Payne,
Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Phillips, Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Phillips, Dr. and
Mrs. Paul N. Poling. Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Post, Mr. and. Mrs. Con
rad Prange,-Drf-and-Wr Ralph,
e.. furvine. rather John J. Reedy,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt.
Chief and Mrs. Ellsworth L. Smith,
liovernor and Mrs. Elmo H. Smith,
Dr. and Mrs. d Herbert Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sprague.
the Rev. and Mrs. George H
Swift,-Chief and Mrs. Clyde A.
Warren, Mayor and Mrs. Robert
White, and Sheriff and Mrs. Den
ver Young.
Nebraska Picnic Slated
All former Nebraska residents
who are living in Oregon are in
vited to attend the annual Nebras
ka picnic on Sunday, August 19 at
the Armitage State Park near
Eugene beginning at 12:30 p. m.
Each family is asked to bring a
picnic dinner and coffee will be
furnished. A business meeting and
entertainment will follow. Mrs.
Gene Renard of Eugene is state
president of the club.
First Reunion for
McMorris Family
Held on Sunday
About fifty from four states at
tended the first McMorris family
reunion Sunday at Bush s Pasture
at which time Mrs. Maude Mc
Morris Kobow of Prineville was
elected secretary. The group de
cided to make this an annual
event and the next reunion will be
the third Sunday in July at Bush's
Pasture. ,
Those present were George Mil
ler, Glendale, Arizona; Mr. and
Mrs. John Miller, Gooding, Idaho;
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kobow, Leba
non, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford D. Mc
Morris, Scotts Mills, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Danner, Mvrtle Creek, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald McMorris ami
Mrs. Nettie Summers, Corvallis,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McMorris,
Albany, Mrs. Edith Brown, Mpn-
tesano, Wash.f Mrs. Gladys. McM.
GoBen, Cottage Grove,. Mrs. Bes
sie Moffett, and Mrs. William
Bales, Dean and John, E. Bales,
Dayton, Wash.; ' Mrs. . Charlotte
Jennings, Pasco, Wash.; ' Mrs.
Dorothy Boleriack and Robert
Snyder,' Eugene, Mrs. Maude Ko
bow, P r i n e v 1 lie, Mrs. Sue
Shankles, Miss Marjorie Price,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schneider.
Larry and Jeff Schneider, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Miller Jr. and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Emit Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs. Staryl Austin Jr.. all of Port
land; Mrs. Venita McMorris, Miss
Cleta Mac McMorris, Wayne Mc
Morris, Mrs. Janet McMorris,
Mrs. Valda Holm, Karen H olm,
Denny Holm, Dirk Holm, Mr. and
Mrs. Staryl Austin Sr., Mrs. Fan-nie?-MtoiT--nd---rMrtr!Marie-McM.
Taylor, all of Salem.
Miss Alrick
Married in
The South
From North Carolina comes
word of the marriage of Miss
Dorothy Alrick, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Alrick of Salem,
to Staff Sergeant Richard Suthard
U. S. Marine Corps, son of Mrs.
Carrie Suthard of Hialeath, Flo
rida. -The ceremony was quietly
solemnized on Saturday, August 4
in the chapel at Camp LeJeune.
Chaplain Moser performed the 7
o'clock nuptials.
Mr., and Mrs. Alrick and son,
Keith, drove south for the wed
ding. r
Miss Phyllis Barber' was the
bride's only attendant and Tech
nical Sergeant Dexter Sousa,
L'SMC, was best man. . i.
The couple will make , their
home in Jacksonville, North Caro
lina. The bride recently completed
her service as a lieutenant tjg)
in the Navy Nurses Corps.
Girl Born to Barkers
ZEN A Mr. and Mrs. Sam 3.
Barker, son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Barker of
Zena, are the parents of 1heir
first child born July 20 at Salem
General Hospital. The baby has
been named Sharon Louise. Sam
J. Barker is a Zena boy and is
now in training with State Farm
Mutual Company . at Berkeley,
Calif. He plans to move Mrs. Bar
ker and the baby to California on
Labor Day weekend. Mrs. Barker
was- formerly -mploj-of-ths
State Finance Company in Salem.
' . . ' .
REJECTED FISH
READING. Pa. (vA Japanese
manufacturer offered the city of
Reading a fish tor its Mt. nenit
pagoda but Councilman Harold C
Guldin thought It' wise to reject
the offer.
"It may create quite a few prob
lems," he declared. The fish, a til
ornament, weighed two tons.
a
Barbecue?
.
Buibf jfotir meal around
.this Mar chill
WITH
a5H
iWt wot on old woman who Kvd in a h,
"Ovfmodwd wtrino" kept fW in o ihw.
$ht coMed on aedricion, and foU him htr woe,
How her frootJes or. trvef-ond tors ort so fowl
MeKUft.lt. ,wiri,o,llm. $3 ""
PGI'f WIRING FINANCING PIAH
PORTLAND GENERAL
ELECTRIC COMPANY
I
ing Friday rugm ai me oaiem
Woman's Club at I p.m. Members
with birthdays in August will be
honored. Refreshments will be
served by Mrs. Russell Winch
combe, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Jake Iglehart and Mrs. Charles
Ingram.
who attended the Seafair Trophy
race on Sunday ... x
Party at She'pard
Home Friday .
ZENA Mrs. Carol Lurty was
honored at a bridal shower Friday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Shepard. Valley View Drive, in
West Salem. Mrs. Paul Shepard,
Mrt .In KhpnnrH and Mn Harry
Unrni u,.r. ih. h.i.... I 0 If a guest is lale for dinner
Those invited to fete the bride-he mMl h" already begun,
to-be were Mrs. Earl DeSart. Mrs. ' " necessary for the men pres
Fr.nk nvi Mr. Hnw.rri Rr. ent to rise in order to greet the
tholomew, Mrs. Virgle Wineberg,
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
Mrs. Harold Washburn, Mrs.
Sophie Mull, Mrs. AI Ellison, Mrs.
Allen llahn, Mrs. Edmond Llppert,
Mrs. Francis Chittwood, Mrs. Har
old Mclntyre, Mrs. Don McCraig,
newcomer?
A. No. The host and hostess
should rise, but it Is less awk
ward and confusing for the other
guests to remain seited.
Q. Is a brldegroum ever obll
4832 -
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Season's' smartest -separates
to sew In gay contrasting colors,
or one-piece dress effect! Graceful
yokes detail the blouse; convertible-collared
for cool comfort too.
Classic skirt below, pleated for
flattery and walking ease.
Pattern 432: Misses' Sizes 12,
14, If, 1. 20. Size If blouse takes
Its yards 35-inch fabric; skirt
takes 2H yards.
This pattern easy to use, sim
ple to sew, is tested for fit. Has
and the mother of the groom, Mrs:iated t0 h'" fcrid:'1 brother
u;iio i,,.i, rwi. ck.. , erve ss his best man?
.rA i.r. mZi i ,5, .a ' " Q Would ' b riht '
ard, Jams and Sandy Lurty .and ;,, UN.rpt.r ,hn h
worked with a man for five years.
complete Illustrated Instructions. L,, Jm1 mh ymiH pnf m
the hostesses.
- Mrs. Lurty and Merle Abraham
will be married at the First Church
of God on August 11 at I p.m. with
the Rev. Harold Mclntyre officiat
ing. After a honeymoon the newly
weds will reside at their new home
at Shedd.
The groom Is employed by the
railroad in -Albany- and- the bride
has worked for the state forestry
department for the past 10 years.
Engagement Told
AURORA Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Wright of Route 1 Aurora, are
announcing the engagement of
(heir daughter. Miss Sharon
Ernestine Wright, to Cortis Dar
rell Guthrie, son of Mr., and Mrs
Floyd Guthrie of Portland. Wed
Bene THIRTY -riVft -nU in coins
far lh (lrn - sod rnu fm
Kh pallrrn fur lnt-elM mailing
Krnd tn ANNS. ADAMS. rr Orih
malMinin. 4i7 Pilrn Orni Ml
V.M1 17th t., New Vnm II. N
Print plalnlv NAMC. ADDRKSS with
rONC SI and t.TYI.1 NUMHFH
students of I.ewif and Clark col
lege, where Miss Wright is a
Junior and Mr. Guthrie, it a senior
She is a member of Delta Phi
Gamma and he is affiliated with
Landa Phi Epsilom.
. ' i v m mm aw mm ms- ar
i V - .a. Tf. i
Lceadt All the Rtit
to give him a birthday present?
A. Yes, if she wnuld like to do
so. A small item for his desk or
office would be appropriate.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 7
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J
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BARGAIN TABLE
LANZ SUMMER
REDUOIOHS
SUMMER
LI ESSES
-V Blouses
-dr-Hortr-
if Popovart
Pants
Values -jl--7.95.
U
VALUES TO
$24.95
VALUES TO
$45.00
asps
COTTON COTTON
BLOUSES and lAriCTC
skirts JACKETS
Reg. fo $)99 Reg. $99
$5.95 , $7.95
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SDUDITS
FAMOUS
MAKE
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Reg. to 7.95 Reg. to 13.93 Jacket Sets'
$399 $00 $)99
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