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Newspaper Page TextO Statesman's HOME I anorama Women . . . Mwic . . . Fashions . . . Ftsturts Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sat., July 13, 57 (Sec. I)-3 Around By JE1TMX nn a buoe-uxct . . . xin Sandra Nash, who will be married to Ensiga John Anthony Smith af Seattle m August S. was the guest honor at pre-ouptial party Tlwndjy night when her ant. Mr. Lawraace Ajadersoa, enter tained t bar ham ea Daufiat Avcmia ... A liara ihowcr feted the lulurt Mrs. South and a dee aart supper was served by the hostess ... the tabic was covered with a pink ctoth aad a ceotar pMce of blue hvdrarejeaa, a min iature bride dreaaed la blue and blue taper . . . Blddee ... la aaaer Mms Naeh ere her tether. Mrs. AMhea Ray re, Mr. Larea Lea. Mrs. Ray Lev el rerttaad. Mra. J. Michael Dewnea ef Parttaad. Mra. CWtea Pwe, Mrs. J. D. CufM. Mn. Lyaa HeJae. Mb Darleae Laeec. Mr. Jeeepu Klaarr. Mrs. Earl Vleska. Mr. O. DU4. Mb Mar garet Dedd aad Mrs. Lereaa Aa- Tto rwaatr's . . . engagement was announced la Salem Last Christ mas ... the marnafe will take place ia Lot Anfelce at the Trans figuration Church at a I o'clock nuptial mast . . . Ensign Smith u stationed ia Seattle wnh the V 5. Navy, where the couple will reside . . be ia the son of Mr and Mr C J. Snuta ef Huatinftoa Park. Calif. ... Miss Naab. who has been attending Immaculate Heart OUIef ia Hollywood. wtD take her aenior year at Seattle Uaiveraity . . The brioVeiect. her flaooe aad mother will leave July 17 for Las Angeles ... The Lawrence Aaderaoas are also planning to go south for the ritee . . . Waddlaf helta . . . win rhig aa alarday. Aaawt U ler Mlas Dare lay Stewart aad RsaaJd Aadrrs af Ikirana Oaks. CaJK Iba Bsaay wtl take plaea at the First mafcyterUa Charch at t e'emea Auxiliary Elects Eight Delegates To Convention World War I Barracks Auxiliary held their regular meeting Tues day night. Twa new membert were welcomed into the auxiliary, Mrs. George Speed and Anna Simmers. Delegates te the national conven tioa, to be held ia Minneapolis. Minn., were elected as follows: Mrs. W. M. Strohmeyer, Mrs. John JardiM. Mrs. Trank Young, Mrs. Wm. McKinoey. Mrs. Roy Hill. Mrs George Speed. Mrs. Emery Raboia and Mrs. Carl Bock. AJtarnates Include Mrs. Cecil Brock. Mrs. Cecile Hunsaber. Mrs. Roy Hagedora. Mrs. Virgil Parker. Mrs. A. A. Richards. Mrs. Crover Newman. Mrs. I. H White and Mrs. Claude Sellard. The auxiliary was invited to a ml lee at the homo of Mrs. Ray mond Reggie oa South Lancaster drive Wednesday. The next meeting of World War I auxiliary will be held July 2S. This is a social meeting starting with a covered dish supper at I a m. Dear Ann Unders: 1,200-Mile Visit by Kiddies lll-Advised By ANN LAND EES Dear Ann Two years io we moved oat her. from a city 1200 milei sway Our two teenagers hated (o leave their l.le Irng friends. They'v made some acquaintances out here, but their hearts ar still back there They've been peatertng for six ssonths to go back and opd the lummer with this fsmily who lived across the ssreet This week the; received a written Invitation frora th parents Wt ar st losi to know what to do These parents sre much toa easy-going to suit us. They thought nothing of leaving an 11 year-old ia charge of a bout full of kids while they went off visiting or to the moviei. The children never were led meals, they just helped themselves sll day long Sleeping liv snd six to a room wsi cooaidored They were always getting sick or hurt berauee no on watched them. When wa lived across the street and our children wwre there, 1 aupervised. for aiy own peace of mind. My husband and I have talked it aver aad w v decided it would be a terrible nervous strain aa us if we let our chil dren go. If we say NO, without explaining, they'll h bitterly resent ful Yet. how can w tefl the youngsters our rest objection!' They'll never understand. D. VAN If year children are aid eeeegh to consider a 11 mil trip, they are old enough to eaderetaad plala EagHsh. Tell them exneJy how yoa fed snd why. They amy not be happy ebeat It. bad deep down they'll kaow year jadgmeel h sowed sad tbeyH respect ye. Toa d be faeMah at park year ckiMrra aff and aead them to the klad of home yoa deorrib. Teenagers sheald net be toft I the own eevtres. atfto and day wnaom edoe) awswr- It's year ebllgatiea as parent la eerie what la beet far year eeiidrea aad then eMek to H. Whoa yea kaarkle ander aad give a t their pleading, yen fall them ... and yaaisafvea. Dear A no I am s widow U years old My husband paeaed away four years age after a lingering illness rive month ago very dear friend ef mine wai killed ia aa arc ideal and her husband turned te aw for comfort We seemed to he good for each other. He told me he would have gone completely to pieces if it bedel beea for my strength and understanding. I never had any romantic interest ia this maa He was my friends husband aad 1 admired him but nothing more. I caa see that things are changing, however, aa he's made enme re marks which lead me te. believe has interested ia marriage. It a happens this man ha consider able wealth. My sisters have told me they've heard rumors that I aa trying my damdeat ta marry ham and that 1 eeulda't wait te hop m aad take advantage af the tragedy. They suggest 1 stop sewing him ia ardor te out the rumors. I am sick st heart and doal know what ta do MRS. X People who let ronton rale their live alway wind ap ae aer. Ignore the waggtag toa fan and reetioe to see IM maa V yoa enjoy hie eeatpeay. TeO roar ateten to spare von the detail af the Gcotape report that yea areal laterestod M th geasJp af Hah wive. (Ana Lenders wiB be happy ta hrlp yoa with your problem goew them te her In cart ef thii nowpper aad eacioae a Town . . . ENGUS1 with a titiptma Mewing m Ike cbarrk Barter ... The arid -the! ks the daafhtar af Mr. aad Mrs. Wesley E. Stewart Jt aad her rV aace Is Ike sea el Mr. aad Mrs. A. A. Aaders of Saermaa Oaks . . . Mr. Aaders, who has been ta Tessa training wtta the IOTC Ar raree. la expected la arrive la Saleaa aest week ler a visit . . . A grsap ef friends ... will gath er at IV country home af Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sears oa the Buena Vista Road Sunday afternoon for a swimming party and picnic ... Members . . . af the S p r i a g Brook Garden Club enjoyed a pic bjc Thursday oa the Santiarn . . . they alas gathered ferns aad greens during the afteraooa . . . A family reaatoa ... I end at the baas af the tev Mrs, George H. awM . . ea-ei-Wwa vasMars are arriving aad aa saaday a pirate la lac Swift gardea la pmaaed . . . Among eat ef Iowa gnesta expected are Mrs. Swift's eaesias, Mlas Merle and Mlas Eraaa Otta af Seattle . . . the fwlfts sea-la-law aad daaghter. Mr. aad Mrs. Rasaefl C. Haehl Jr., Daaa aad RaaecU, ef Baa Fraariare ... Mr. aad Mrs. Raa rfl C. Haehl of Portland ... Mr. aad Mrs. C. W. Swift aad Charles aad Mr. aad Mrs. E. H. Parker ef Satbernn ... Mr. aad Mrs. C. P. Parker aad the Elrkard Parkers ef Mearee ... Mr. aad Mrs. Marvta Eewley ef Phlleeaalh . . . Mr. aad Mrs. C. H. Parker ef Portland ... Mr. aad Mrs. Car rol Bryalcsea aad ckJMm ef Eeedspert aad Jtauay SwW ef Yarktewa Heights, N. Y Visiters of aatt . . . Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Grove have as their house guests for several days, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hadley of La JoUa, Calif . . . Mrs. A. C. Paul af Davis, Calif, has coma north lor a several weeks' visit with her on-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs WrodeD Webb . . Mrs. Paul recently returned from a sojourn in Hawaii . . . Cattforata visiters ... at the beWM af Mr. aad Mrs. Glraa W Stevens ar bee brother, RasaeH Weadward of La Angeles, aad Mrs. DoaaM Deagtae af Sherman Oafci . . . Weekend . . . guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gregg ar Mrs. Jessie Yoa of Pittsburgh, Pa., who has. heea visiting her son, Charles Yon, la Portland Mrs. Yoa ia dean of women at Carnegie Technical Institute Arriving today at the Gregg horn wU b Mr. aad Mrs John EWott of Pittsburgh ... he la alumni aecretary at Carnegie Tech Leavtag ... aext week tar then- hooch ham at Partfl City to va- eatlaa far a tartaight wU he Mr aad Mrs. G. F. Chambers . . their Mi aad his family, the Dear Chambers, wtO. retara thai weekend from s aslaera at Pa cific City . . . Mevtag ... the first af the week to Saiem will be Mr. aad Mrs. Howard Maple, who have takea Pairmeam Hilt bam af the Uto Mrs. Otto WUsa at IN West Washlagtoa Street ... The Ma pies hav beea artag la Com Bay . Mr. Ma ok Is the aew atale fab- director . . . n !Wed;atChmch Rites aaaan y 'ii hi &rrm ivf in.ieienmipwmewfj j; '- p : v r : ' , . , Mr. and Mrs. Floyd AAotgrovt (Ailoon Hannwr) who wwra mar ried Jun 21 at the Four Squar Church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hanner of Salem and Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Mosgrove of Dayton. (Kennell-Ellis Studio). Return From Europe FOUR CORNERS - Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Gilbert have re turned from a three months trip t Europe. They flew over from New York to Pans and returned on the L'SS United States Tbey traveled 1.000 miles through eleven countries. Th Gilberts met their aoa and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gilbert in Pranc. Dr. Gilbert holds the rank of Captain Ia the U S. Army and has beea stationed at the U S Army hos pital at Pontainebleau. France. PRINTED PATTERN tl7tt 4821 1 j jo It i the smooth coordinated look that make fashion newi in sum mer sun - wear aone prettier ia playtuit button-front skirt to add on "di-ess" ocrarana' I Printed Psttera 431 Misses' Sues 12. 14. I(. II, Sue l playsuit requires 1 yards IS-inch fabric; skirt takea J yards Bm rnujv CSrrt In rain for UtM ettor--a S Mnta far aaek ani for lit-rlam mailing. Bead ta ANNt ADAMS, ran af Orafon ItXaanan. an "IVni Dane, MS Waat IT St, Nrw Tor II, N. Y PTInt plainly If AMI, AnOBISS wNB BOMB. SIBl aa STTL8 KVtrBBSL b; Greener Hot Weather Lawn I Feed now with NO BURN ttfW WESTERN LAWN FOOD urn LAYYH FOOD c.vrys NURSERY AND GARDEN STORE 411 I. Kfj ft. - Pre farkmf - rVm IM 4-5471 I . . i-: . rxc- 'i Church Rites Unite Couple In Marriage Miss Lois A dele Roberts became th brid of Gene Raymond Hu tie at an I o'clock ceremony Fri day night at the First Baptist Church. Toe bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Roberta and Mr. Hastie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W B Haitie of Hubbard The Rev. Ben Owens performed the double ring ritrs before a set ling of pink and white gladioluses and carnations. Robert Crsig wss the vocalist and Mrs. John Schmidt Jr was the organist. Lighting the tapers were Mitt Sherry Steen and Miss De lores Hargrove, who wore white ayloa ballerina dresses with pink cum merbunds and pink hats with, veils. The bride selected a traditional white satin gowa faahianed on princess lines with a floor length skirt, long sleeves and V neck- Un. Her fingertip Illusion veil was caught to a whit satin shirred headdress. For something old aha were her grandmother's pearls. She carried a cascade of pink rosebuds and stephanetis. Mrs. Richard Sweet of Wood burn waa her sister's honor ma tron and Miss Charlotte Seely was the bridesmaid. They ware pink dotted nylon ballerina frock over pink taffeta with pink cummer bunds and white hats with nose length veils dotted with rhine stones Their crescent bouquets were of pink and white glametias. Attoad the Brier fraam Richard Sweet stood with Mr Hastie as best maa and ushers were Dean S penes of Hubbard and Larry Cole of Portland. Mn. Roberts wort a pastel blue cotton lace gown with white ac cessories and Mrs Hestie i gown wss of navy blue lace and crepe with white accessories Their cor sairs were pmk rosebud and csmatkms The reception followed in th church dining room. Mrs Berniece Berenford and Mrs Robert Hastie of Canby poured Mrs Gladys Favor cut the rake Assisting were Mn Ruth Wilmsrhea and Mm Psmela Favor Tor her wedding trip along the Oregon coast, the new Mrs. Has tie wore a whit sheath dress with black and gold flecked duster and whit accessories. After August I the couple will he at home in neodbura at Ul Lincoln Street JEFTEtUtON - Leering Saeeay for their retara trip home te Nevada. Ia . were Mr and Mrs Lee Batea. Un Cordelia Horn bacher and daughter. Vanessa. They had been guests (or a week at the home of Mrs Bates' father, W D Glasgow, and Mrs. Glas gow Mrs. Hornhacher ii a grand daughter and Miss Hornhacher a great-granddaughter ef Mr Glas gow. No seed to put up with a brovrn lawn this sum mer Apply clean, crisp granules of Nrw West era Lawn Fond Give yoar lawn the bett feedhtf ever with seat thai half th etaal weight to hamfle. Ftti 2J00 tq ft S2.7S 3,000 ff ft $4.50 Sheny Steen Is Installed President The officers ef Beta Iota. Theta Rha were installed Thursday eve ning at the 100F Temple. The Ladies Auxiliary, Patriarch Mili tant Capitol installed the girls. . The officers are as follows: President. Sherry Statu iea prea ident, Nancy Wait: record aecre tary, Judy Gardner; financial aec retary. Janet Chapel: chaplain. Claudia Rich; marshal, Emily Sue Anderses; cendactar, Martha Pearce: warden. Pal Scaunondle; right supporter ta the president, Pat Sdireyer; left aupparter, Jeaa Roth: left supoorter te the vke presjcleol, Kami Wood; right sup porter, Judy Smith: guardiaa. Donna McClure: junior past presi dent. Julie Qine Donna Stone gave some humor eas readings for entertainment Golden Wedding For Billings LEBANON - Mr. and Mra. E. H. Billings, who have made their home in Eastern Lira county since their marriage ia Albany so years ago, were recently honored at the Sodaville Spring HaQ. Rosa Hearing ef Sweet Home and Ernest Billings, whs came from Weiaer, Idaho, exchanged their vows an May T, 19P7, aad since their marriage have lived in Lebanon, Foster. Crowfoot and Waterloo. Mr. Billings is a retired farmer. Soaring honors with their par ents were Byron Billings. Soda ville: Mrs. Elva Gleason. Eugene, Mrs. Beuiah Choat, Coos Bay: Mrs. Edith Brill. Carnation. Wash.. Howard Billings, Portland: Allan Billings. Seattle, and Earl Billings. Florence. The couple has 30 (rand children and four great-grandchO-dren. Finil Days Ocean Hop Speedy, Own Bed Feels Good By MAXINE BLUEN Statemnaa Wamaa's Edtter Life moves right along these dayi when you can board a plana in Amsterdam at 1 30 a.m. and arrive in Vancouver. B C at 3 30 p m That i a speedy trip, even if you do set your clocks back seven hours. I had completed my fcaadtaavtaa adveatar with aa ver eight hoot trip fraaa Aaihwrg. Deaaaarfc. U Copenhagen. I re mained there briefly before coating mta th city, rightly called "Weeaierral Capeahagea" early oa a bright nMrateg. I eat far two ra us Towa SUB Bamarc. children feed th ptgeeae, buying tna atraiUag aroand wtta the ether I regretted leaving Copenhagen, with as bright sunshine, gay people, unhurried traffic and its many interesting places to eat. That last morning I discovered "Scandia" where one can sit in a big window overlooking toe aquar and. for th price of a pot of coffee and a Danish pastry, have a hoi seat to the colorful drama af Denmark'! busiest corner. On the One krone' about ltc and I had my but, seat to the airport, and in two hours was in Amsterdam A day of sighteeeing wu all I had there, but of course would have enjoyed much more Half of Amsterdam rides bicycles and you can see some funny sights on those busy streets There had been a ceremony on the square before the Royal Palace and the town was bulling with soldiers in very big. very hot and extremely black fur hats called busbies, or with helmets decorated with plumes. There were also some students in top hats and tails, also refugees from the noisy ceremony I saw one of the lop-hatted, belalled student riding along on a bicycle, with his best girl sitting sidesaddle on the rack behind. A tour of the city by bus. took us to the National Museum, where we saw many original Rembrandts. and we watched the dia mond cutters at work in one of the many such large plants, but were given no free lamples The afternoon took us through the picturesque canals on t sightseeing boat, where the guide said "spontaneous" little jokes in five languages The trip however was Interesting snd the guide faithful to all his foreigners to the end. Our Canadian Pacific Airlines plan got a late start, but finally was slrhome at 1 30 a m. We had breakfast, then a mid morning snack and were about ready for lunch when wa arrived at th airport ia lcrland. wrier we were greeted by sleepy -eyed hostesses and airport employes it wan only t 30 there because we weren't keeping time with th earth Portland Airport looked good after that cluttered one ia Van couver, B C. Tumbling gladly Into my own rather lumpy bed. I realised that this was the first dark night I'd teen in five weeks Though I enjoyed every minute of the Scandinavian adventure, I agreed with a wise friend who always says, "One of the nicest things about a vacattoa, is coming back te your owa bed." 313303 tin SATURDAY, JULY 13 , Baseball Game of the Week and other sports events shown on television. TlllVBION DIFARTMfNT, MCOND Ft. OCX; MINI DCFAtTMINT, STRffT FlOOt. SWT INO GOODS DfFAtTMfNT, STttfT FlOOt. Kiddie Kaper Children's Party for Youngsters 3 to 8 AUDfTOtlUM. SKONO HOC ) PM. Married in - . . v . V i; EL Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Johoson (Heldegard Jean Westell) who were recently married at Si. Mery l Catholic Church in Mt. Angel . The bride it the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wettelt of Mt. Angel and Mr. Johnson it the son of the Robert I. Johnsont of Salem. (McEwan Studio). Ufce bust ethers. aa oraag and Branching H. relaxed pedeatrtaaa. Wy Mi. Angel 1 - v LJ 'V- Miss Specht to Wed Mr. Allied JEFFERSON - Mr. and Mrs Paul Specht ar announcing the betrothal ef their daughter,1 Nina, ta John Allred. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joha Allred ef Madera. Calif. The marriage will be aa event ef Aug. it at 3 p.m. la the Jefleraoa Christian Charch. The young couple met at the Central Wash ington School of the Bible at Selah, Wash , where both will graduate next year Mrs. Clayton Wills and Mrs. Herman Wilaoa are entertaining at a bridal shower honoring Mis Nina Specht ia the Christian church room ea Tuesday. July 23 at I p.. Through the proas they are issuing an invitation te all ef Miss Spacht'i friends te attend. Shower to Fete Mrs. Gilmour JEFTERSOW Through the press, members ef the Talbot Woman', club and the Ankeny Grange women are Inviting friends of Mrs. Gayle Gilmour to a shower in her honor In th Talbot church rooms on Tuesday, July It at I pm. Mr and Mrs Paul Specht are visiting their daughter. Catherine Proctor, and family ia Morro Bav. Calif. t j ' : - ' .-r-rz .r cold r-. DELUXE v'-':i . ul-i. ii.4cu.ft. tCal. r"" .T-', ream W o ;. h ' ' . j , I -aal,i 4 J" US'- V.-'S'-vli-; eiff anal rfa. ,1 V f tvrM- Liberal A Real Westinghouse Red REG. PRICE WAS No Down PirmeRf I On Approved CredH) Fret Pitting Free DeliYcry Open Hon. & Fri. KHei Til 9 MOfJY , GAR GROSSMAN SPORTS THEY GAVE HIM A- WHOLE I I A) viitT a I cttp n r Arnold Erland to AURORA Arnold Eugene Er - land af Aurora, aoa of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Erland. will take as hit bride on September IS. Miss Sharon Ana Jacobson of Milwaukie Miss Poole Engaged to Mr. Bridges Mr. and Mrs. William Poole of AumsvUl are announcing the en gagement ef their daughter. Miss rmviev Poole, to Robert Bridges, toa of Mr. and Mrs. Anson Bridge ef Salem. Ne date has beea aet for the wedding. Tna bride-elect, who ia currently traveling hi Europe., la a graduate of the Oregon College of Educa tor Soe a as the faculty of the Orejoa State School for the Blind. Mr. Bridges k an electnoaa and employed at BoraeviUa sub-station I Your Permanent Waves I: 111 Jfl BE S0FT 111 ill ITin AND CASUAL I : llll II fVr Skll MIC,0$C0WC ANAlYlIS II ! Ill I J orvtN itroM HI ' II (Oi IACH PWMANINT HI VJT . y MX. WAM I II SHAPING I STYLING I THF RFAIITY NOOK ii 101 S. Hhsh St. Salem r IM S4U1 . HI tWInms ly Vupalnfmenf THIS SALE SAVE ISO00 ilixbxtti Tiiirn mux uruua i n racza I j HUH - OlICQgiCTTT I By GLADYS TUKB - IS SO GOOD AT T WORD INSTEAD OF Marry This Fall 1 according to announcement made by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Jacobean. The ceremony is scheduled ta take nlace in the Fremont Metho dist church in Portland. The bride -to-be. who ia serving aa a Ufa guard at a Portland country dub swimming pool for the summer, was a June graduate ef Milwaukie Union High School. Mr. Erland. a 151 graduate ef North Marion Union High School, has been in accounting work la Portland for the past three yearn. He attended Northwestern School of Commerce In Portland. htmhmMlM -v NLViOtAlrOU. If ance. Tog Special SALE PRICE La U U r ; T sped wu-eoWsea envelope.) JMJtwfeSt. Ph. IM Ml 41 (Ceprrlgtit lsft. rtmd telu praam, mil ,