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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1956)
Military Weddina Unite Pair . w - Al St. Mary's Saturday Morning t Alpha XI Delta alumnae will W entertained Wednesday night at the home of Mri. John HannSn Eaat Hoyt Street at 7:30 o'clock. Co-hostesaes will be Mrs. Reinhart Behm and Mri. John Williamson. A feature of the meeting will be an affiliation ceremony tor new memben. JEFFERSON - Sept. 17 - Mem ber! of the Talbot Womam club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mn. Claude Overhoiser. . Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., Sept. 30, '56 (Sec. HD-21 mri. niuiam nieaeraenr was as- listing hostess. Mr. Walter Spaaldlag will be hostess to the Yomarcos on Tues day afternoon at a 1:11 luncbeoa at her Court Street home. MT. ANGEL It m-a miiiiara ..:- . . i a . ... w . . i , ,. " .......... , wruuuiB mr nK ueraia uton Wolf and his bride Mias Virginia Helen Reasoner, Saturday morning, September . with the young air force man In full uniform. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mn. Walter Reasoner of Mulloo. Oregon, and officiating at the l:M o'clock nuptial mam in St. Mary's Catholic church was her uncle, the Pev. Barnabas Reasoner of Mt. Angel Abbe. . Altar boy? were Richard Real-' oner and Ronald Wolf, brotheri of f;mnJ sOff iAre the bridal rair. The hriibmiVJlQllU WlNCeiS in uic ihpii ui 411. na mrs. r.mil Wolf of Mt. Angel. i Miss Helen Keber wai oranti and Mrs. Al Schroeder of Salem sang. The bridal dress of handclipped imported lace and nylon tulle over Ktin WAS fashioned with Inna. sleeved bolero jacket of lace overi a sleeveless bodice and with full. I ballerina skirt with a wide lace hand and deeo nvlnn flnnnr form. " ....... . wui i uiurr ui y'LtH 'J" l-f " Oregon. Ill.l.p V1. Ill Iff 11,11 un HI 1 . . . f I t 1 iii'iii inrwii oi si-ru nparia inn a.vr.M v she carried a cascade bouauet of Salem, on Monday evening, dct. purple-throated while orchids and 1 1 at I p.m. In the Masonic Temple. I J .r....n..... memoers of Hanna Rosa Maid of honor was Miai Mar-; Court nold grand court offices and j garei tteasoner and hndenmaid, i l'y"ml"ce appointment r Pail Miss Jcanette Wolf, sisters of the '"rner, grand prelate; Foster bride and groom. They wore w 'nierrouje, grand representative niatching ballerina gowns of tur-M? Australia. Harvey Aston, elec quoise brocaded faille, silver bro-r'?n committee; a'rs. James Man-' caiie slippers and matching head-' promotion; Mm. Donald Pat-1 dresses. Kach carried a cascade !,on ""d Mn. Harvey Aston, cour- To Visit Court On Monday ' Mn. William C. Pritchard of I Portland, grand royal matron and! Orra B. Cole of Cannon Beach, grand royal patron of the Grand i court Order of the Amaranth will pay an of ficial visit to Hanna Rosa Court, bouquet of pink carnations with silver streamers. Bridegroom's Attendants Tom 1'nger stood with the groom as best man and Don Var Iry. Eugene, cousin of the groom, was groomsman. I'shert were Francis R e a s o n er, Mulinn, brother, and Don Case, Portland, cousin of the bride. The mother of the bride wore a two-piece dressmaker suit in Dior hlne with manv ninlr Arrcnri and I rorsaie nf nink evmhirimm ' in orchids. Mrs. Wolf chose a dark ' brown suit, light brown acces-1 sories and yellow cymhidium or chid corsage. Rreakfast for the bridal party was lerved at the Wolf home with Mrv Clarence Whitney, Salem, and Mrs Ivo Rauman. Mt. Angel, as hostesses A reception for relatives and friends followed at the Legion hall Mrs Albert Cop of. Portland, i aunt of the bride, made the three- tesy. Purpose of the visit is to inspect the ritualistic work. The officers of Hanna Rosa Court will be in charge of the work with Mn. Paul Gilmer, royal matron, and Ralph Harvey, royal patron, presiding. As a special feature an adden dum will be conferred in honor of Mrs. Pritchard and Mr. Cole, and they will receive honorary memrjersnips into Hanna R o la Court. The entertainment will he the form nf a skit nmanlNl by members of the local court Following the meeting a social hour will be held and refresh ments will be served. Mrs. Wendell Willmarth is chair man of the committee making the arrangements for the- entertain ment and refreshments. It is anticipated that members will attend from Astoria Seaside Cannon Beach, Newport, Bend Klamath J cabpet I T I" ii - in ' i i nun, i i ' Mm mm mm tm 1 X 'jmm m 'itum Iw-jglixA n. mr i ai Now 111.2. ...New 112.60... Now 30S.0. 22.0. ...Now ...Now r FREE BINDING ON THESE RUGS DURING THIS SALE 12-FT. BROADLOOM ROLL ENDS 79.00 89.50 89.50 149.95 189.95 129.50 9-FT. BROADLOOM ROLL ENDS 99.50 99.50 129.95 56.50 54.50 79.95 lril' GREEN AND IVORY TWEED Wlll'li" GREEN AND BROWN TWFFn'- ,17'M lP We . Reg. mil'" BROWN AND BEIGE TWEED lP riit . . Reg. irsl2'" ALL WOOL TONE ON TONE Wheat Pattera Reg. iri2J'ln Nl'BBY TEXTURE Nylea aad Rayon Reg. 12'il' BEIGE COLORED RANDOM TEXTURED Loop Pile .. Reg. 275.00 ...New Reg Reg. 1 4(1.00 Reg. 204.00 ..Reg. 9.M Reg. 18.00 132.00 ...Now sir GREEN, IVORY AND BLACK All Wool Tweed 'S"iir SEA SPRAY PATTERN All Wool. Nutmeg Color filK'g" GREEN LOOP CUT PILE All Wool 'il2 JH GREEN Nl'BBY TEXTURE Fries l iir CUT PILE TWEED ftlk T.B C-minr fill' NYLON AND RAYON RANDOM Tr.XTi'urn pit. isas m b m vuij m . - w wi .... i-.ai... Fine Bargains Now aw Sale la Onr Camel Dent ...Now ...Now ... Now ...New Now Beaverton Greiham. The Dalles Parkrose, Portland, and Camas i and V'ancouer, Washington.- ' Falls Medfnrri Rnto. mini ui inr uiiur, nmur uir iiii rr- ; o. v1 nijiiriu, cugc-nr, otfiriii, tiered white and silver wedding uregon city, Milwaukie, McMinn cake as a special gift Mrs Nor-lville. Forest Grove, Hillsboro, I hert Annen. Mt Angel, sister of the groom, cut the cake and Mrs. Phil Varley, K.ugene, his aunt and godmother poured Assistinswere Miss Ruth Wilde. Mivs Kathleen Owing. Miss Patty Reasoner and Miss Sue Matrn Alter a s h-' hps. A 11 leave hv motor for Westover Air Force Base in Massachussetti where he is stationed. First fall merlin r of Ihr Salm General Hospital Auxiliary is'?KV slat(H for Tllt'sHnv mnrnin nt tl... jnd Miss Mie Matrn. . . . . ." ,. " ihort st.iv ,t the Orewn P"'1 " ,10 " M"- J H JV, , 2c Wolf and his bride N'rho,,'io" 'r will pre- f' sine at hr first miiotins mnA nlM Y- tor me year will be outlined. IMPORTED COTTON RUG5 Your Choice ef Colors and PaHerni 9,i2 49 00 NO MONIY DOWN (On Approved Credit) FREE PARKING - FREE DELIVERY OPEN MONDAY A FRIDAY NITES Til r f Dalla Dateline Walls Soon to Leave on Jrip To Minnesota By B. KORBERG PALLAS A month long veca lion to the midwest i planned by l be Rev. and Mrs. A. C. l Thursday they are leaving by tram for Mt. Uke, Minn , to visit their daughter, Mrs. Louis Klas sm. Before returning to Pallas the Walls also plan a visit with two nf his sisters in Henderson. Nebr.. whom he last saw six years ago. One lister is now M years old. Mr. and Mrs. Bolton Stinnette and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hascl harher, all of Rickreall. arrived home early in the week frorn a three week trip to the east coast After spending a time sightseeing in Washington. P. C. they went to Washburn. Tenn., formrr lome ol Mrs. Stinnette and Mrs. Hasel hacher, to visit relatives. Vacation la Reno On a recent vacation in Reno Mr. and Mr. Laurence J. Smith slaved at the same hotel where Mrs. Nixon and members of their tuinng party were guests. The Smiths returned by way of Ktigene last Sunday to have dinner with tiicir sons, Larry and Pick, I'ni- orsity of Oregon students. leaving Pallas this past week for Sweet Home to make their home were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Huntley. Mr. Huntley ii the new manager of Willamette National Mill located at Foster. A house guest of Mr. and Mrs Almos LeFori recently was her sister, Mra. Leroy Walker of Nash ville, Tenn. She (lew home Thurs day following a visit with the Le Fors and her mother, Mrs. Ruby Marsh. Beta Sigma Phi Chapters Meet Mrs. John Bone and Mn. John Corkerham entertained Xi Lambda chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Wednes day evening at the former s home The propram for the coming year was outlined hy Mrs. Billy O Bishop. Mrs. Tom Deal presented the evening i program. A party for the new pledges was planned and a preferential tea will be held at the home of Mrs. Wil liam L. Phillips on October 14 for all chaptert of Beta Sigma Phi and their pledges. Chapter hos- tessesat the Bush House during September were Mrs. Raymond Hart and Mrs. A. L. Cummins. The October 10 meeting will be held at the home of Mr. Wilbur Pearson. Beta Omicroa Beta Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Nels Tonnlng. A no-host dinner was held in honor of prospective pledges.- Beasie Loo mis wa in charge of the cultural program. During the social hour refreshments were served with the following guests present: Mrs. Glenn McCormick, chapter spon sor. Mrs. Kathy Smith, Mrs. Thomas G. Gray, Mrs. Ralph Riggi. and Mrs. Elisabeth White from Scotland. . . The next meeting will be held en October at the apartment of Mrs. Bessia Loomis. - i OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY ISilS TO t P.M. OTHER DAYS :30 A.M. TO 3:30 fj. f Vs. v- - 2.50 thread-for-thrcad . . . dollar-ior-dollar NITEY NITE deepen ore 10 ways better t 1. Release the double row of stitches Nitey Nites grow a full size. 2. New - patented - bootee, foot with double sole for extra comfort, warmth, wear. 3. Sweater-cuff assures 4-inch adjustable sleeve-length; hugs wrists warmly. 4. Perry-ized for size-fast fit. 5. Full-cut seat with l-help-myself closings. 6. Healthful, absorbent, pure cotton fabric. 7. Comfortabli neckline assures chest protection. 8. Snap fasteners tnd laundry and mending problems. 9. Important seams art 9-thread sown all points of strain reinforced. 10. Alt gay, songbird colors and sudsfast. Your best buy for tiny sleepy heads. Choose delicate pink", blue, mint, or maize in sizes 0, 1, 2. 3, or 4. INFANTS' STREET FLOOR Nitey Nit soft, unbreaksble doll in Nitoy Nit sleepers. $2.93 , loi and phone ordert. Tlut shipping cost to (itrax outxide our regular truck delivery routes. ,J I Cltru Anaaaii I , I I FREE ST0BE.5inf u77Vt -aZi 4 - T ? A V nna.iTi - UAbUUfl ti l l I 15 'l? WJ aVi i afA day at the North Summer Street ' I ! AVID 1 MM tkP V ,-J;Hn)i''Wi5t-iW- UH- J MaVgarVsm it 3 " ' ' . ' ' , , Lehman and Mrs. Orcutt Frort. KJk Ml&'aL&4:m ,lwr,il!LWa M " V P, ' , OPEN MONDAY 1 2:1 5 TO P.M. I " ' ' " - I, . . ... .- -- W' i '' "- -risi- fl FREE STORE.SIDE . . - II. I J PARKING I-Ok I CARS M . m a, . f?K&2 J man WWW IU I 3 -.:':;r A ' 1 XT . it k rm- . . r. w s y ,m $j TTOM Vf Dsl '"V fl 1 w l. iTX tlmr -m: m m ik aai tw vaFirsarnnnwn. I 1 IA Vs 1 i- i wo a. 'v a. .1 y la' i tl fe-rif -Joir- ZfJKX '..Mt- VI t I 711 rotii oivjv maflcinoiscllea shoes DURING OUR SPECIAL ADVANCE DESIGN SHOWING, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1ST . , .. ; So you want an oiange heel ... or a low heel instead of a high heel ... or a blue satin bow on the back of your pumps. Tomorrow you can have them . . . tomorrow, Monday, October 1st, Mr. Ted Rose, Mademoiselle fashion consult ant, wil be in our Salem shoe department to help you design your shoes . . and to take your-special orders on any of the advance and holiday designs which will be shown. WOMEN'S SHOES-STREET FLOOR
