Leary Trophy
Awarded to
Mr. Kimsey
William E. Klnucy, veteran
tournament bridge player, became
the third winner of the William
F. Leary memorial trophy offered
ir mgn individual score in the
double-session piiy on Veteran'i
Day at the Klk. rl,,K rnnmi Vita..
two senior playeri and 28 juniors
ion pari in me afternoon and eve
ning tournament with many from
nearby towns in attendance. Pre
vious winners were Walter M.
Cline and Jack Shepard, Corvallij
life master.
Taking second place was Mrs.
Kuwarn Lewis, followed by Arthur
L. Lewis. R. D. Hutchinson bf Cor
vallis, Max Moore of Scio, and
Mrs. Harry Wiedmer. Seniors win
ning points in the two sessions
also included Mrs. Donald Duncan,
who was high in the evening plav,
Mrs. Don Huff, Mir. C. B. Bent
aon, Alfred 0. Thomas, and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy H. Tokerud.
Wallace Wilson turned in high
acore for the lunmr tournament,
winning the Klks duplicate bridge
trophy. Others m uruvr wire mi.
J. H. Meusey, Val Sloper, Mrs.
W. R. Hamilton, Mrs. E. A. Guen
ther and Mr V.. Sloper, while
Mrs. David Kason and Mr: and
Mrs. Carl Charnholm woo session
awards.
Supper Retwora Sessions
'A bu If et supper was served
guests between sessions with Mrs.
H. 1. McKesson. Mrs. Elmer X).
fWg-Mr:-Arttmr L: Lewir and
Walter M. ( line In charge.
In the weekly tournament at the
Elks club, those awarded points
included W. M. Cline, Mrs. Arthur
W. Binecar. Ellis H. Jones. Mrs.
Myrtle Watson, Mrs. W. R...New4
myer,.Mrs. A. I. Eoff and L. W.
Miles.
The second November master
point and junior playolf will be
day evening, while the local unit
of the American Contract Bridge I
league will "hold its next special j
event, Masters Pain champion-1
ahip, in twq sessions at the same!
place on Sunday, November 25. j
Willamette Shrtae. While Shrine
of Jerusalem will meet for a Joint I
school of instruction Saturday night I
at th Scottish Rite Temple at t .
p.m. I
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Modern Etiquette j
By ROBERTA LEE 1
Q. When cheese is served with
apple pie, should it be eaten with
the fork or the fingers?
A. Usually it's more convenient
to eat it with the fork. But it's
not improper to pick it . up with
the fingers if you choose.
Q I should like to give the
name of a friend as a personal ref
erence in applying for a job. Should
I ask my friend's permission first?
A This U the only proper thing
. to do.
ft Haw Innfl fnrm tkt mj iri
should the ushers appear at the
church? ' ,
A. At least an hour beforehand.
It is part of their duty to welcome
the guests and conduct them to
their seats.
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Mr. and Mrs. David G. Hanson
"fJTfitj-was-ah " evenT" efNcvember yat--rhe ewrr-Streef
Christian Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Fagg and Mr. Hanson is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Hanson. After a California honeymoon the couple
will be at home in Salem.. (McEwan Studio).
Bethel Honors
Past Guardians
At "Meeting
At a regular meeting of Bethel
43, Job's Daughters on Monday
evening, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Boyer, past associate guardian and
past guardian of Bethel 43, and
Miss Shirley Beutler, senior prin
cess - of Bethel S9, were honor
guests.
The Misses Cathy Cannon, Mary
Ann Cave, Judy Fort miller and
Patricia Laws were named to serve
at the punch bowl for the annual
Queens' Formal ball,
Miss Imogene Thomas reported
on the success of the pancake sup
per, over 275 being served.
The patrol guardian. ' William
Shriver, announced drill practice
will be held the second and fourth
Tuesdays at (1:30 p.m.
The Bethel associate guardian
trophy was awarded to Miss Judy
Oraen for selling the most candy
at the recent sale.
Monday, DecemBer 10 was set
as the date for the no-host supper
for the secret fathers and a com
mittee is being formed for the
entertainment,
Naaejr Garmoea Hnrlsoo club will
meet tonight at the home of Sue
Shaw, $15 . Vista Ave., at 7; 30
p.m.
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Wond a me re.. .
Sweaters-
The finest blended sweaters made.
Vicuna . . , pink . . . yellow . . .
avocado .,. . beige.
3.95 to 12.95.
Cardigans
Slipovers
' wiiiinmninimwuM ii n'S in nwiii. " " P'l mm
(Patricia Ann Fagg) whose wad-
Sixth Birthday Party
LYONS Mrs. Bud Walker enler
tained a group of youngsters Mon
day honoring -their dsughtei; Ona
nie, on her sixth birthday, with a
party held at the Walker home.
i Attending were Sharon Spell
i mcyer, Richie Manning, Barbara,
Ruth and Marcia Sledge Smokey
and George Brown, Ralph Scott.
Marell Stockwell, Timmy and
I Tommy Martell, Kim, Kenny and
i Stevie Walker, Norma and Danny
I Grimes, Bobbie Culbertson, Connie
I Walker, the hostess,' Mrs. Walker,
j Guy and Candy.
Girl Horn to Swans
MT. AXGEL From Fort Worth.
Texas come.! the announcement of
, a baby girl born Monday, Novem
ber 12 to Major and Mrs. Charles
G. Swan. Jr.. of the U.S. Air
'Force. Mrs. Swan is the former
Katherine Gores of Mt. Angel and
the baby is the first granddaugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gores
of Mt. Angel. The Swans also have
a son, Charles Peter. Mrs. Gores
left Wednesday morning by -plane
for Fort Worth to greet her new
granddaughter and will remain
about three weeks. ,
Garden Ruit Neighborhood Club
will meet Friday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock in the home of Mrs. Mary
Swingle, 1260 N. 16th St. for the
regular November meeting.
Suils -
All Wool...
Box Stylo..
Values
Car Coats
7.95
HOCKANUM
4a lMvtisC.M.
V VV a t r
Some with matching umhrello.
Only 15 garments. SALE
All UAnl
''shades . . .
Volues from
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Annual Dinner Slated
Cootiette Club met Friday at the
home of Mrs. Dive Holweger on
Manor Drive. With fourteen mem
bers present cakes were taken out
and served to patients at the
kTubarculosii Hospital. Magazines
were collected also for patients at
the hospital. The annual Thanks
giving family dinner will be held
at the VFW Hall at ':30 Sunday,
Nov. it after the Cooties and
Cootiettes come back from, visit
ing the Veteran's Hospital in Fort
land. Deer Ann Landeru
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Uaarao rMoprlPn in
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, 3 - Year Marriage frX
Dear Ann: I'm 22, my wife is 20. We've been married three'
years and have two sons. We should be Very happy, but all we
-do is fight.
She wants to go to dances with, her girl friends but gets
jnad when I spend a couple nights out with , by buddies"." No '
matter how much overtime J put in. It's never enough to pay all
the bills. My wife hasn't cooked a decent meal since we've been
married and I have to take my shirts over to my mother's house
if I want them to look good.
What's wrong with us anyway? We were so madly In love
when we were going together we. couldn't wait to get married.
We thought our marriage was such a happy one. How about some
advice, Ann? RINK.. -
ALL marriages are happy. Rink It's living together after
ward that's tough.
Yaur wife was only 17 when she married, aad you were
II. Neither of you had the foggiest notion at what married
Hie was all about, .aad I'll bet you turaed a deaf ear U any.
e who tried ! tell you.
ftfr-three-yeaTSif--yeur -lt-s't aok jjudecent meal
or Iron a shirt, and wants lo go la dances with her girl
friends, you don't need me to tell- you she's atill a child.
rsuggesr'yor honr seer anarrlBgr"eanBseltr and-Tret-yanr-prohlrm
straightened around by aa etpert. From the symp
toms you've described, the marriage la sick, sick, sick.
Dear Ann: As you san see. I'm writing this from jail. I'm
here for 60 days because of a little misunderstanding I had with
the law.
My problem is this: I happen to be eraiy about a certain
girl, and she said she 'felt the same way about me. For the first
15 days I received two letters every day from her. Then, sud
, denly the letters stopped; I haven't had a line in a week and I'm
patting. -varjtv.narvoui.rd.. do. .jnyihini.tnMe..lhii.girl.agaliLJje:
cause I know if we were face to face I could get the problem
settled, whatever it is. Please tell me what to do, Mrs. Landers.
All the fellows here read your advice, and , think it's swell
. MR. 195137
Dr. Mr. 19M37: Glad the bays all read by advice and think '
It's swell. This Is what y.u might rail a "captive audieuce."
My advice ta you is DON'T DO ANYTHING. If the girl
' has changed her mind about you, there's time enough ta try
ts patch things up when yon get out. There are Swell cross- -word
puixlei ia this paper . . . have you tried, 'em?
Dear Ann: Our daughter is going to be engaged soon and
we haven't met her fiance's parents.
We invited them to dinner and extended the invitation through
the young man, Ho neglarted to pass the word until rather late. .
Then his mother called to refuse because there wasn't "enough
notice." ' I felt hurt.
My daughter called the boy's mother and was told .they'd be '
glad to drop in to meet us, but I shouldn't "bother to fix a meal."
I now have the feeling they want to look us over before they
decide-whether we're good enough to eat with.
These people are quite and not very social. We lead active
lives and love to mix. I don't want to be rude. What's the next
move? MRS. D.L. .
Alexander Graham Bell Invented the telephone ia l9t I
suggest yra avail yourself of this waaderful device aad stop
ending dinner Invitations by messenger bay.
Maybe the bay's parents aren't "very social," but H was
YOU who pulled the boner. The "next move" ia ts invite the
folks by telephone or letter and aet as If yea mean It.'
It's unfair ta your daughter to have strained relations
. with her future In-laws aver these trifles. You'll foul the aest
before the poor girl gets la K. Start aver and get aff sa the
right foot this lime.
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Coffee to Honor
The model meeting of Gamma
Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma
Alpha ' was held at the home of
FOLK CORNERS Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Payne of Eugene came up for
the weekend to attend the wedding
Saturday evening of Miss Sharon
Thurman and Harold Hanson. The
ceremony was performed at the
home of Mrs. Hazel Payne, 182 N,
Lancaster Dr., with the Rev. Louis
JC. White officiating.
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Beautiful styling. Volues
from 69.95 to 89.95.
Dresses!
Mostly Juniors and mode
by a very well known
manufacturer. Cottons
. . . failles . .-. jrsey. All
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Mr. Thomas Adolphson. Guest
speaker was Mrs. Rusaell Eyerly,
who showed slides and articles en
South Sea Islands. ' .
A business meeting was held and
plana made (of the coffee on Satur
day, Nov. 17 at the home of Mrs.
-Jane Stiff on Heather Lane. Guests
will be the new pledges.
Woman New
President of
Baptist Group
McMlNNVILLE, Nov. 14 OH
Mrs. W. C. Martin, a Cottage
Grove housewife, today was nomi
nated as next year's president byl!hal have been closed to the stak
delegates attending the 69th an
nual session of the Oregon Baptist
Convention. ,,
The Rev, Glenn Camper, Port
lalid, was nominated vice presi
dent and the Rev. S. B. Benton,
Portland, was re-nominated re
cording secretary.
Other nominations: J, M. Ham
merly, Portland, 'treasurer; the
Rev. Kenneth Holmes, McMinn
ville, historical secretary; William
Watson, Salem; Carl Miller, Walla
Walla; the Rev, Waldo Putnam,
Astoria; Mrs.' Charles Timm,
Portland; and David Nicholson,
Ontario, board members for three
year termi.
INGRID HAS OPERATION
PARIS, Nov. 14 Oft Actress In-
grid Bergman was reported rest
ing comfortably tonight following
tan appendix operation tne
American Hospital. .
IT'S NO SECRET!
Roberts . Bros, and LipmanV
are Getting Together . . . Now
you can get everything you
want in ONE FINE STORE!
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Our Midseason Sale of Coats . . .
u't$ anc Dres$es Over 100 Quality Coats
ZOO Dresses vio on dale . . .
Come Early for the Finest Selections.
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Misses ... Junior and
.half sizes. Date or day
time styling ,, . , Cottons
. . "flannels . . . silk. All
new fall dresses. Values
to 16.95,
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U.S. Agency,
Proposes New
Claims Rules
WASHINGTON. Nov. 14 (JTV
The Interior Department today
announced proposed regulations
for administering a new law which
opens to mining claims some 7,-j
200,000 acres of public lands set'
aside for potential- water and
power development.
The lands are in 17 stales and
Alaska and have been reserved:
for water and power purposes for!
as long as 40 years.
Secretary of the Interior Seaton '
said "These regulations spell out;
the procedures lor unlocking a
vast area of mineral resources
ing ui iiciuns mr many years, ra
cept in rare Instances where-rea-
torations were obtained under sec
lion 24 of the federal power act
a procedure now rendered un
necessary." Section 24 permits the filing of
applications for restoration in ex
ceptional cases where conditions
are such that mining claims would
not interfere with a power site
reservation.
The - regulations require that
prospectors notify the appropriate
land office of the Bureau of Land
Management of mining claims
made into power aite withdrawal
areas, and to wait 60 days before
starting mine operations if the
claim is a placer claim.
In the case of placer claims, the
interior secretary is authorlred to
determine whether mining opera-
tkms-wotrid be detriment el-to oth
er intereats.
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Rebuilding Planned Of
HOOD RIVER, Nov. 14 W) - Don
Emry of Hood River, co-owner of
the Neal Creek Lumber Co., today
announced plans to rebuild the
sawmill that was destroyed v In
1200,000 fire last month.
THURSDAY, NOV; 15
; rToff s Art4"THnt jwith
daytime and sport clothes-A "come is you ere"
hour' for women with coffee and light snacks
ravaiiaDie. .
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Fire - Razed Mill
He (aid construction would start '
soon and the mill should bt tack,
in production by May or Juno of
next year. -. 1
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ployed at the mill and in tlx
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