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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1957)
liJ1!! !B-!7!Children s Theater to .District Meeting Ut I a-at Dsefrtri Cm w(u af Tewaaaod Out idtiMt ate alt V MCA aUt a a. There ill be duuaar ww at ae Mk a ifMtiii Wtotui i t a riari. alia Jarf LamtiM mt n . but Ik aab esaWvtraary af rtoetu Bad Ire H4rl ai im IktMatM JUevaJhr. aa, iI4m rrWuiHMM. k-appeaa u US aa u mm a. Ukraine to Note HoliJjy M06T0W. Da. II lA-Tfc t aecrtad Mat lW. fill be a be- Way. li t as I caree Chris Give Original Plays TW (VVfct Crit TV.maraiii-. ISKcmWe II. at II H ii -ti bf IM Mnn Wensb, ere hocial ftaasn W tM Amrftraa AaaartelM at Lntr- IW terf aUaaal lWi wif tmM, aUI give Ibrte "'1 ! TW lift. acted by the children) auul be? parte e.lheiawNt It railed "CWuima! frwi. W IM eraua. M tud Tai ramfly" aad feoturae A Mill FROM HIGH PRICES! TALIMN'S CREATES! CHRISTMAS PIANO-ORGAN EVERY PIANO REDUCED IN PRICE! OVER 300 PIANO BARGAINS! Doriaf Tllasaa 't bliirtf Cbrita sale, trplag rrdarlieat e America' flace aad bel kaewa pleae auk M eteeihle far tea la ewe la plana tea bete el war aaated. Ma ail tea la vttM la Tallaua Maae Mart aaa, while Tillasaat bage alack la still laurt (Iwh fro ever M Ml. a set rere4nHied. M. 71, M stele. Mart then M different etyle aad HAND NEW Mart MJltr u Soma Claui; kenchj Duafaey. 'he tVuwme fairy: IV Nettlrtea. the lathe. Gail Goddard. IM me her a ad tin IM iUb lake bee place; Martha 4a Wert and Karen Means, IM two rhildira. Th ertond play "Vhnetmai fair, u la IM mar lonrlt Ihralrr. with IM tan group of children handling IM controls lur IM Blut fairy. IM King and Qwarn, . a bay and hi melhtr. and two entertaining kr iu ai aril as a maid lf IM palate finally, tat (roup a 111 present a hand puivrt play Club. Calendar kk Mr Htary Xarttm)tr. Cat Uiacaa Ac., aalam Wamaa'i . . friaay Trinity Ckapttr. OEJ aortal Cnia aoa luarnraa. Marry Timt Club taiib Mr (laud Talmt NE. I p m (altm Womaa't Club tl tlubbamt, S a at. 4lr bU tVW, bagkbmi M Maadaafl. Oub. pin. - tatarday Wr4 Ultrn Uaat AuiUiary arartaaia dinatr aitb Mrt law Car I oa. W Caaradt Uriv NW, am. baa4ay CWqr Aim-mil I), Rialaa Clrii diaarr, (coiiiak Rut Trmplt, J pm. f or the miss ivith a flair for fashion... rrpelta Kappas Initiate New Members plained IM oati and rftalltnf rt ai 1 ha Kappa Gamma. Mr. Vivtaa Hornif ai la char ft of IM MUia I ton. aaauitd by Mabtl Burca, liabrUa Gill and Sadta Grant. Sprclal ckerr arltdloM (ivra by pupOa af IM Saltm Lit- mrmary artMelf undrr IM iirtr SPINE15 . . . Tbii law. a prirt aa tktia aaliaa allr advprtiard plana I aaaaibl btraait Tallaiaa'i mu aa la vaa I at advaalaita af Ibtlr la artrbrad aad laria tIbbm! PAVMfNTS BICIN IN fKBHAIT. 1 EASY TERMS - WE CARRY YOUR CONTRACT MlOkaldta jaUaafar Chriilma. aWltrary . , . t aymanrt kagln nasi yaar. NIW IlICTRIC AS LOW AS Ala Ntw Itlay and Kinaman Orgtm and Uad4 0rfW ' 1 ' 395 S. 12th OPEN -'Til 9 Evary fvaning Man. Thru Frl. SALEM A Mill MOM HIGH PRICES Near S. P. Depot J I ton a( Mim Grrtrtoa Kr.anttr Drlia Otaptar a Dtlta Kappa A a 3a banquH ai acrved Gamma Mid Mj rtfular mtatina tht diaini roum. Dr. Marlty that aM M ai liutanM Hall oa lb. Wlllam-1 Zilrr. chaplain, WUIamrtl. I'ni Irwn ChrUlmaa at homt la Sr i rmrrmjr cwnpui wiib auu vtruiy. a im tpraatr. nt VtW la fhma. Tba ikaraiitrf , f I ' R',dlr-y prttldint ' lalkrd on 'Ukr-ntaan ia lb include an Amrncaa nnur. an ' Uocolfiy tarptoJtr. Mr. (World RfTifiona." America boy and firl ( 1i- "rlr" f',nl farrtet Mrmhtrt in rharft of arranga- nrtt mtn a Chinrae rabbit. i'I'" " Initialed and rl-'mcnii included lln Lyk Rra. M'nard and a draton Thli ant' comtd Into IM organualKM. IMn. Brannon. Miu Mathilda im bv im aamt of inintati w umn, vn mww Ntw Vtar." Iprttidtai af Alpha Kb Statt. ts-iand Mr. Arthur Wrddia. TK aftfi ai a IK invanlkin ol M childrtn Ikmwhfi. according i H ir Ann Lindfti to IM OirMtor. Mtt varra mni raid H lib IM program. Iht lhadtrr aill rluvt lor tao atrki. la apen alter Oirutmai and ttart oa a nam arrie of dramatization Childrta m tntar Iht grrup Jn aary 4 or ftbruary I Arrangt mmU can be mad by calling Mr, ftirignalda Sojourners Have Yule Luncheon Only Otccmbrr meeting for Ihr Salrm Sojuurnrr wan brld Thurs day at the Salrin Woman i Cluh bouse. Gntn and Chriitmai ball decorated the individual table with wreath and ornament ahoiil the room. A deaiert luncheon aa erved with brldgt lollowmg. Mr. Gale Lockhart played ChrMma org in music and Mr 0. L. Wiltiit led the group In linging carol. Committee (or the day Included Mri Paul Van deVtlde and Mr John H. Shoemaker, co-chairmen. Mr. Jame Allcnby. Mr. David Lau. Mr. Iwrence Hogu and Mr. Donald Richrdon. Plan for the Salem Sojourners annual dance aa Jan. II were an nouaced. Guest jltrnding were Mr. Lant Brennaa. Mr. H. A Stevanaon. Mrs. E. P. Stewnrt and Mr. W. C. Andrew. New member welcomed were Mr. Orlando Shoemng. Mr Dou sla Rehder. Mr. Perry Reynolds Mr. Milton Robert Dunham and Mr. William J. Cook. Chapter Plans Sale Alpha Etrtiloa chapter of Beta Sigma Phi completed plan (or a baked food tale on Saturday at Meier and Frank' at Wednesday meeting held at tha home of Mrs Howard Stevenin. Announcement was made of the city-wide meet ing (or Jan. 22. Member will dec orate a Christmas at the Oregon State Hospital. Miss Beverly Le- bold gave the program. The Dec. II meeting will be held at the i home of Mis Hannah Endresrn on Fir Street. I Year Wait Proves Ann's Words True By ANN LANDERS Dear Mr. Lander: I wrote to you a er ago and asked (or advice. You gave it to m then but I wa a little mad at you at the timt. I wa ia lovt I THOl'GHT) with a boy who wanted me to go with him exclusively. You mri 14 was too young to be in love and kusiicsted I put your letter away for a year then read it again. Well. Hie year was up yesterday, and were you so right! After going with Ibis boy for (our months he started to mike demands on me In your letter you said this would happen if 1 rlurk to just one boy and saw hurt every night. You also warned me to keep my standards high and my "head on straight" or I would regret it (or the rest of my day. I think this Is what kept me from making a terrible mistake, if you get what I mean. Well, lo get to the'point, I gave the boy the air two months ago and now I'd dating three others. Every word in your letter came true. Maybe YOU don't believe in fortune-tellers, Ann, but I believe in you. Love MARY Daar Mary: Haag aa la la letter-aad if kt gel Is (altered la read, tend H bark aad IH rtype H. Aad kay lav t YOU. ANN LANDERS Dear Ann: I'm a young widow with a big problem. At 17 I married and my husband was killed on motorcycle. He left mt with a baby boy 1 named after him. I am now it year of af aad planning to marry a young fellow who will be a fine daddy to my little boy. The problem i (hi. Ana: my future husband wants to change the hoy' Inst name so it will he the same a our. I'm willing to do this, but the baby's grandparents are making a big case out of it They say the boy is th only one in the family to carry on the name as they have no other sons. They argue that I ewe it to my husbands memory to perpetuate hi name through his son. They tell me I will probably have OTHER son and my present husband will have hi nama carried on through them. Pltatc, Aan, help me. CAN'T DECIDE Dear Taa't Decide: Thla aac weald be eaaltr la dark lhaa aatwer, bat brre'a th advice: Yaar fular kasbaaa" wtohea aeal4 take precedeacc aver year tea' paleraal graadpareat. If be want la ehaage the bay aame la bis, thee by all mesas da a. After aU HK will be Ike aaly dad Ihe child wlU kaew. If Ihe boy' aame I Haward Jeae, why net add (at aew aame (Howard Jane Brewa) aad aerpetaate yaar deeeaaed baabaad' name la this way. 1 caa rertaialy aaderrtaad lb graadpareat feelings but yaar life i ahead of yaa, aai bebiad. aad yea insula be .Waking la term af the future, aat th pail. ' 'Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of (hi newspaper and enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope.) (Copyright UJ7, Fltld Enterprises, inc.) el mm 1 - 't JL ,"ZJI ai i li V avrtikrtr AbtnrA T Holiday jVlinded Ijl. V l .1 . JI a-l . i wNw wwra la aaaMv ' MM 0tyTF L' V' ,'. ! UIJUIIti.IL rCII LUQIal rx YCw-S . 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