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Ronild Criveo tu the vocalist;
and Mrs. Craven wu the organ-
ist. ' Miu Patty Wslden, sister of
the bride, and Miss Jeannie Eby,
ister of the bridegroom, lighted
the Upers.
Of white satin and lace was
the bridal gown, fashioned with
panels of lace applique and a
rhapel train, which was made by
the bride's mother. Her illusion
fingertip veil was caught to a
pillbox headdress trimmed In
seed pearls. She carried a Bethel
Bible marked with a white orchid.
The bride's four attendants
wore dusty rose crystallette
dresses made with empire waist
lines and full skirts. They wore
jrowns ot baby chrysanthemums
and carried nwepays of white
chrysanthemums. Miss Carol Stark
was the honor maid and Mrs.
Wavne Goode, Mrs. Roy Schiewe
and' Miss Jeannie Bowers were
the bridesmaids. Pamela Vtalden,
sister ot the brade, was iiuwer
girl and Michael Eby, the bride
groom's brother was ring bearer.
Twin Brother Is Best Ma
Arnold Eby served as best
man for his twin brother. Ushers
were Ronald Schoenborn, Loren
Wrolstad and Fred Sandgren.
Mrs. Walden selected a navy
blue gown with dusty rose nai
and gloves and corsage of roses
(or her daughter's wedding. Mrs.
Ebv attended the nuptials in a
dusty rose lace gown with whit
i..! sr..-! i!o"e at corsage of
pink roses.
The reception was held In the
fireplace room. Pouring were
Mrs. Richard Jackson, the bride's
sister, Mrs. H. 0. Walden and
Mrs. Charlie Stoller, the brides
aunU. Mrs. Emil Westerlund and
Mrs. E. Rees John, sunts of the
bride, cut the cake. Assisting
uvpr Metdamei Malcolm Reeler.
Richard Pearson, Arnold Eby
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Tne bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walden p.,',. nano Anecla Hartman
ana ine Driaegroom is ine son or iw. ana Mrs. uyae CDy,
all of Molalfa. (Kennell-Ellis Studio.)
Mrs Arden Thomas Eby, the former Kathleen Walden before
her marriage Saturday night at the Calvary Baptist Church
Miss Kathleen Walden Bride of
Arden Eby at Church Nuptials
Miss Kathleen Walden and Arden Thomas Eby exchanged their
marriage vows at an I o'clock ceremony Saturday night at the Cal
vary Baptist murcn. ine onoe U ine aaugnier w air. ana airs. . vouno woman tilled in th
Waiter Walden and Mr. Eby is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde iVJ TT. '.l. "
ii -nr Mnl.lli Th. Rrv Rrie ev Ormond officiated at the !"'" '
rites before t setting of white and dusty rose chrysanthemums
flanked by dusty rose eandles. ;
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but . , . among th nict things about travel
re the people you meet end the lives you
dip into. Recently my plane seatmate was
Jason Lee Circles
Slate Meetings
Circles of the Woman's Society
ef Christian Service of Jason Lee
Memorial Methodist church will
meet Wednesday, Oct. 24 at 1:90
unless otherwise specified.
The Laura Austin circle will meet
at the home of Mrs. Stuart John-
son. 1110 N. Winter.
The Helem Kim circle will meet
with Mrs. J. L. Batdorf and Mrs.
Jessie Gray at 160 Division.
The Thoburn circle will meet in
the Kirby room ol the church with
Mrs. R. E. Wingard and Mrs. Wood
Welch as hostesses. I
The Clara Swain circle will meet i
at 12 30 in the Fireplace room of
the church, where they will tie two
comforts. Hostesses will be Mrs,
Edgar Moor and Mrs. Paul Deuber.
Salem Chapter of Hadasiak will ,
meet Tuesday night at Temple i
Beth Sholom at I p.m. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Ernie Sharf and Mrs.
Sandy Cowan., Mrs, Max Bauer,
chairman of the voters servica for
the League of Women Voters, will
speak on the issues to appear on
the November ballot.
Mrs. Charles L. Layport and
Mrs. Harold Jory will entertain
members of Chapter BC, PEO
Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. at the
former's Chmfketa Street home.
and Joyce Highly.
For going away the new Mrs.
Eby donned a shadow plaid em
pire dress with red top coat and
winter white accessories. The
touple will be at home at 1062
Howard Street following their
honeymoon along tha Oregon
coast.
MAKES YOU LOOK YOUNGER
Feet First
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JOHNSON'S
Corner liberty
And Court
Something happened in the
store the other day to convince
me it doesn't do any good to give
advice. Each of us has to learn
from bitter experience .
This young couple came in, and
she asked to see what was new in
our fall fashions. I sensed im
mediately they were rsewly mar
hed because he didn't know
enough to go off in a corner to
sit quietly, the way any well
trained old married hand would.
Instead, he plunked down beside
her and started a string of wise
cracks about women's taste in
shoes.
She never said a word, but I
noticed the more sarcastic he be
came the more shoes she tried on.
I felt sorry for the guy so, while
his wife was in front of the mir
ror admiring a particularly beau
tiful pair of shoes, I said friendly-like,
'Take a tip, fellow, let up
on the needling." I guess he
thought I was afraid he would
queer my sale. He laughed, and
it wasn't "bit friendly.
Well, he went on teasing. Then
he made this remark about hnw
intelligent men were about their
shoes ,hnw they'd sooner ko bare
foot then be ca'ught dead in some
new-fangled fashion. That did it.
His bride's pretty blue eyes
glazed over with ice. Using just
those icy blue eyes and nodding
her head in approval, she select
ed four pairs of shoes, then stood
up. He followed suit, pleased as
punch. He hadn't heard her say
a word about taking any of the
shoes, so he figured he'd won.
When he saw me wrapping the
four boxes, he looked surprised.
"Now show the man how intelli
gent you are," his wife said with
acid sweetness. "Show him you
can sign your name to a check
for $60.75."
Right then .that newly-wed hus
band won my lasting admiration.
In a aingle second he graduated
from the ranks of novices to join
all us professionals he never
uttered another peep, just timid
ly drew out his checkbook, silent
ly wrote the check. Aa they left
the store (he wu carrying the
shoes) I heard her eay, "You'd
rather go barefoot airway,
woddat yea. dear?"
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Firms Tissue, Lifts Contours,
Clears and Tones Complexion
Right in front of your eyes,
while you watch it happen in
your mirror, years will seem to
lip away from your face, lines
and wrinkles five way to a Dew,
firm look, dry, flaking skin ap
pear! moist, dewy -fresh and
younger. Do you have tell-tale
sagging tissues, a drooping chin
line, discouraging flabby con
tours that obliterate the clean,
fine outlines of your lower face ?
Do you see the warning signals
of these ugly things approach
ing? Do you realize that Time
reveals its secrets first at your
throat?
Don't just d read looking older
. . . don't look older than you
must ... DO something about it
. . . and do it NOW. Use Aralinn
according to directions, see for
yourself how tired, drooping
muscles will respond. Stimulated
circulation brings back the rad
iant coloring of girlhood, the
dull sallow (kin that makes so
many women look older than
their years will glow in a way
that makes eyes seem brighter,
teeth whiter, clothes more be
coming. Made by an exclusive,
secret formula, based on long
scientific research, tested, tried
and proved astonishing in its
results, Marie Earle'i Aralinn
combines emollients and astrin
gents by a unique process. It
comes in two types, No. 1 for
Dry Skins, No. 2 for Oily Skins.
Spend just 15 minutes a day
using Aralinn according to di
rections, and say good-by to "ex
pression lines" and wrinkles,
flabby tissues, puffy areas, the
tirtd look of drooping musclei
that makes you hate to face I
birthday or your mirror. Only
Aralinn, in all the world of cos
metics, can do so much in such
short time, making you lovelier
and consequently happier. A
large-sized single bottle costs
only $5.00 (plus tax). Save by
getting the package of four at
$15.00 (plus tax.) A whole new
outlook will open up before you
the moment you use Aralinn.
Why deny yourself the privilege
of being prettier when it's right
within your reach? Be sure you
ask for Aralinn by Marie Earle
. . . there is nothing like it, noth
ing "just as good", nothing that
can do so much for you.
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Cherry Court Will
Meet for Dinner
Social meeting for members and
guests of Cherry Court, Order of
the Amaranth will be at 1:30 p.m.
Wednesday evening, October 24 in
the Scottish Rite Temple for a no
host dinner, followed by an eve
ning of entertainment provided for
by the men of the court.
The program chairman is James
H. Turnbull, royal patron, which
is to be a surprise for the ladies
of the court.
The committee In charge of the
dining room includes Mr. snd Mrs.
James H. Turnbull, chairman, as
sisted by Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Urenz, Mrs7 Paul Bramble and
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Parker. .
Pareata Club af Sacred Heart
Academy will meet Monday night
at the school hall at I p.m. This
will be a get-acquainted meeting
miles out of Anchorage from
Minnesota by an hysterical
broker. All she knew was
that something had happened
to her sister-in-law. She
would find out when she
arrived at Anchorage where
she was to meet an unknown
man who would take her to
her brother. I will never know.
Autumn shades ... in the burnt orange
and brown shades are fine for leaves but
not for the Bush House, which is. Couldn't
some clever citizens think up a slogan about
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Gallons for Art in a euphoneous two or three
words and then get kind businessmen to buy
a gallon of paint each? The house badly
needs paint, which the fair city seems too
poor to finance. Maybe it would have been
satisfactory for the Carroll Moore Memorial
coat of paint for the Bush House should
please everyone.
- Ulcer material . . , No wonder the nerves
of the public are so edgy these days. Every
time one tunes on television or radio, he heart
of the "exciting" toothpaste, exciting lipstick,
exciting fingernail polish and exciting vocal
ists. Too much excitement for us.
Around the corner . . . Some of these fel
lows better start playing White Christmas or
Red Nose Reindeer, Christmas is only two
Statesman, Salem, Oren Sun., Oct 21, '56 (Sec UD-15
months away.
Maxine Buren
The BtMlhly meellag f the Dab
blers will be held Thursday night
at tbe hqme of Mrs. Owen Searcy,
153S Olive St., at I p.m. Mrs. Frank
Barquist will be the co-hostess.
Mrs. Ernie Cummins will give a
demonstration on leather tooling
and colored, slides will be shown
by Mrs. George Gregor.
with games to be playedand re
freshments following.
Bazaar Date Is Set
The Women's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church an
nounced Wednesday at its monthly
luncheon that the annual baiaar
will be held at the church on Sat
urday, December 1. Mrs. A. W.
Loucks and Mrs. Elmer Wooton
are co-chairmen.
Mrs. Paal Vaa Velaa win be
hostess for a Petticoat Politics
coffee Monday morning at her
home. 2075 Myrtle Ave., between
10 and 12 o'clock. The coffees are
sponsored by the Salem Unit, Re
publican Women's Federation of
Oregon and all interested women
are invited to attend. Speakers
will be Miss Hattie Bratiel anl
Winton Hunt.
Autumn in Oregon Themo for
Junior Woman's Club Show
Highlight of the coming week will be the Salem Junior
Woman's Club annual benefit fall fashion show on Monday night
in the Oregon Room at Meier and Frank's. The affair will begia
at 8:13 with dessert snd the show to follow. The committee has
ssked guests attending not to arrive before I p.m., as seating will
aot be available before that time.
Models for tbe show, with the theme "Autumn in Oregon," will
be from the Salem Woman's Club, the Zenith Club snd the Junior.
Club. They include: Mrs. Estill Brunk and Mrs. Joha Tyler Jr.,
Salem Woman's Club; Mrs. E. D. Bartruff and Mrs. Melvin Pillctte,
Zenith: Mrs. Elmer Winegar, Mrs. Eldoa Barclay, Mrs. Robert Carey,
Mrs. Melvin Lien, Mrs. John Ericksen, Mrs. Marvin Simpson, Mrs..
Warrea Hocker, Mrs. Richard Ballantyne, Mrs. Donald Richardson,
Mrs. John Humphrey, Mrs. Forrest Walker, Mrs. Orville Kannier
Jr, Mrs. Wilson Wilt snd Mrs. William Ferguson, Salem Juniors.
Mrs. George N orris, ticket chairman, announces tickets may be .
purchased from club members, at the store or at the door the night
of the show. Mrs. Robert Gordon and Mrs. Maurice Cohen are
serving as co-chairmen of the benefit affair.
Founder' Day Dinner
Delta Zeta alumnae will celebrate
Founder's Day en Wednesday with
a no-host dinner at the Golden
Pheasant at aevea e'dock. Delta
Zeta sorority was founded at the
University of Miami, Oxford, Ohio.
October 24, 1902. Delta Zeta has C
college chapters and 121 alumnae
chapters, Mrs. Lloyd Sanders is
is charge ef arrBBgements,
Mrs. Earl Weathers win enter
tain members ef the First Evan
gelical United Brethren Church '
Guild Thursday night at I p.m. at
the home on Route t. Mrs. M. D. ''
CocheU is program chairman and
Mrs. William Fswk is arranging
the refreshments for guest night.
reservations, alumnae are asked to
phone Mrs. Emmett Klelnks or
For ' Mrs. B. L. Bradley.
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