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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1957)
SUtnman. SVm. Orr- Surw Dec. 15,37 ($tc IID-I9 Wrf ook flow... Dn(NniihnnvcvM W3t bo . pruning the long thoott from my toel apple tree ih. k. coil WyvWuJ Supply of iwiKhet. hartdy if had ny nevghfy offspring uf then on i c o r d thought, there t delimit tlwmp m bad boy end g f,gHi now. Unlau oi (OMM n Ount ell In cytng. tob bng l.nle chtitlren bang dragged bod.ly ay tiyn K "empting ley depart rel thete dty bore.! they went Mama to buy everything than tnd iKtr Tirwe fun . . , tri we forget to toon An ill of ron fr.end remarked Ihel he w worried about driving horn tt bar turning gnl wi out of order. Upon being reminded tal an arm ngnal rrngbl do in e pinth the looked turpr.ted. Sh d frogorten w ever did thai. Safari . . . Neil lime tomeone tuggettt you "gel loit." Iry the quKk thortcut to Ihe coait. Start bravely out Wallace Road, turn left on the way marked "Buell" (or iKould H be the one to 'BallHon?") which you r fnember going through on the regular route. Anyway, you re all tel. the roedi are well rnerked - eacepi of courve when there't a crot'.roadi. The rule in this case it lo fake the nghthend road It't juit good tradition to et'tblnh Suddenly you .find that the Buell road (or it it the Ba I It ion road?) It marked 8roedmed". You never heard of Broad me ad. M you lake "wa turn end drive britaly "H McCoy. Or mvU never, never aU direction ort Sunday drive, to batf lake the Amity toad, headed of court tor tvali, w el leetl lallton, and tu enovgh. the t Perrydaie. Jo. head out wett on me mow l.kery road, make thep left turn, lake two rght cwet, oupi of " nd dps end there t familiar tght anaao-wen wnai oo you know I ihore t McCoy egetn. CM you go. kit the tooil road, whtch now tt well marked to Belition e"d end cp tuddenly tn Sheridan, You can either lake the aaiy way out. lh mam highway Ihiough WilUmina, be ' I porting about the whole thing end get lo the beach va White. Behowo and Spring Valley; or gv up the whole idea and have dinner in front of the TV tat. Sneaky trick . . . And again thlt year, I ova thit column to check on loyal reedert, fr.endi. Hungers, crodilon, neighbor and relativet ere Invited to drop in at tolling M.flt arm any time today for a cup of coffee and to aal up the cooWt ( baked to tend away at giftt. Theoretically you are tuppoted to drop in at you go to get the Chntimei tree or are jut! viewing folk County ' tuperior tcenery, but tocreily ill a way lo find out who doet and who doetn I read Ihit column. Anyway, ba toeing you ... M. . . . Don! worry about the mud, I'll have a little) on my own feat to be the perfect hottett . . Maine Buren Where Christmas 'Eves' Gift-shop For Christmas 'Knights' Spinsters Busy With Plans Miss Peterson in Fnr Annual fWitv Rail PUno Recl,al SiMtja Peterson, Medfnrd soph- Trie Sjlrm SpinMers are in the midst of preparations for their omor in thf Tollrff ( Munf, annual Chrittmat Chanty Ball la b held Sunday. Drcrmher a at tnr will five a piano rrcilal nril Amrriran Lrjmo Club from t la II e clock TtrkHa lor tna lormai jarly ( p m in th Collrr danc are no on .1 Mrr h Frank t. Steena Son. or Ihrouih . Umf Rpf(U Hi, Th m Prordi from Ihn vrar1. danr will in la the Orson Slate Hot- Pn ,0 " public. pital for purchase of much-nrod muiic therapy equipment. Thit ia, ri.,:.M niniiar Miu ShirU Archibald it ener.l AU Mm0?,,,?S , T chairman of the benefit dance. Her I " "J ,fdJ0J committee heada are Misa Judi tend ChJ?,,m" 'rT . Wood, decorationt chairman: Mitt f ram on purtday. Dec. II at th. Gail Dorr, ticket chairman; Nancy Doughton. publicity chair Beiidet achieving manr hon or at her Med ford high achonl, at Willamette Mm Pelerton ai chotea by the Collefe of Muik faculty from a lit of more than 30 candidate! to receive the Nancy Black-Wallace four year II : tm 1 TT i. . i L . i . - 11111 j siuonit. irmpie i .w p.m. iWjXnouriup in music a nuunr w . . 0. nmjuvt tMiiiiu win wi iiik nir. ou tm vi . hivmth m man: and Miu Kathy Butick. cleanup chairman. Couplet will dance to the muaic of Wally John ton ' orchettra. The Charity Ball It a I way the highlight of the Salem Spinctert activities, and thit year promiaet to be no exception. To maintain the traditional holiday gaiety, thit year's dance will carry out a Chrittmat-Fantaty theme, with the center of interest many gaily be- ribboned and decorated Chris tm at trees around the room and star light mobiles suspended from the ceiling. Circles Set Wednesday Women of the First Congrega tional Church circlet will meet on Wednesday at the hours and places designated. Circle 7, 11 a.m. sandwich lunch with Mrs. H. K. Stockwell. 28S Washington St., S.; Mrs. H. W Elgin, co-hostess. Mrs. Gerald Smith will conduct a devotional program, "I Wish You Christmas' Circle S. 12.30 tack lunch at the E. A. Carleton home, 110 W. Ewald, for a Christmas program. Circle 3, 1 p.m. dessert at the home of Mrs. Ferd Schlapkohl, 2895 Pioneer Drive SE. "The Little Mixer" will be read by Mrs. Flor ence Parish. Circle 4, 1 p.m. dessert with Mrt. Ralph Nohlgren. 260 13th NE, guest sneaker, Mrs. H. 0. Schneider, will talk on "Christ, the Church and Race Circle 1, S p.m., at the home of Mrs. J. David Beckett, 980 16th St. NE. Circles 3 and I will have no -December meeting, Welcome Wagon Club The Welcome Wagon Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Salem Women's Clubhouse. All members are asked to bring a can of non perishable food to be donated to the Christ' mas Bureau. Chairman of the re freshment committee is Mrs. Jack Lumblry, assisted by Mrs. G. L. Decker, Mrs. Richard Dodd, Mrs. William Andrews, Mrs. A. L. Leon- aitis and .Mrs. Richard Snyder Cards will be played following the program. Chapter Party Slated Mrs. Melvin Geist will be host ess for a Christmas party on Thursday afternoon at her Fair mount Hill home honoring mem bers of Chapter G. PEO. A 1:15 dessert luncheon will be served, and co-hostesses are Mrs. Charles Paeth, Mrs. George Rossman and Mrs. Otto J. Wilson. There will be a gift exchange. For the pro gram Prof. Robert Putnam will read a Christmas story and Mrs. Peter Gunnar will ting. Anniversary Reception Mr. and Mrs. George F. Can deaux will be honored at a r pant inn thi afternoon in the Carrier Room of the' First Meth-! odist Church to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Friends of the couple are invited through the prest to eall between 2 and 5 o'clock. Arranging the affair are the couple's two daugh ters. Mrt. Howard D: Boyd of Carlton and Mrt. C W. Cattle of Portland. Hal Hfbhore: Caano ad An- fliary. t'SWV. will meet for a cof fee hour at the Salem Women's Club at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday. A businesa meeting will follow. Hostesses are Mrt. Jessie Bush VHtelson. Mrs. Claude Raines. Mrt. Ora Harder and Mrt. Jot C Wood. the Christmas message. There will be a tree and gifts for the child ren. J. W. McCallister it serving at general chairman of the affair. Mrt. Edcar T. Pierre win be hostess to members of her drama I lea on Wednesday at the church class far the annual Christmas! at 2 o'clock. Mrs. E. L. Powell is dinner and party Tuesday evening chairman e fthe committee, assist at her South High Street home, ed by Mrs. Russell McLaughlin, Mrt. Merrill D. Online will be the Mrs. Claw Norton. Mrt. Laura assisting hostess. 'Noyes and Mrs. Alice Riggs. the University orchestra and a member of Mu Phi Epsilon, pro fessional music society. j . . . . Tke KaJghl Metoartal Wamea's Fellowship will hold a Christmas Shop Monday through Friday 9:30 HI 9:00 ieaotmetV THROUGH THESE DOORS PASS THE BEST-DRESSED MEN (AND THEIR WOMEN FOLK. TOO) IN SALEM AND WILLAMETTE VALLEr Mr. and Mrs. Cormrn L Grabcnliorst of Crabrnhnrst Bros. Realtors ! i i I u ; i M - t 1 i , ." I f. t J "A WOMAN'S III ' SMARTEST i ; I ACCESSORY . I ISA J ' 1 WELL-DRESSED I j I man" ; if, I " ' ' 1 .i.i . t v In A 11 Our Sixty-seven Years, Never angora cuddle cap keeps you warm in cold weather 1.49 Fits any headsize, looks equally appropriate with tlackt or a party dress! From a collection of colorful knit and white angora caps, PENDLETON SHIRTS TOPSTERS ROBES MANHATTAN SHIRTS ARROW SHIRTS, TIES, HANDKERCHIEFS HICKOK BELTS, JEWELRY Have We Had so Varied, so Complete 1.49 to 2.98 'AFTER-6" FORMAL WEAR HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS AND TOPCOATS PRINCE GARDNER BILLFOLDS ALLIGATOR RAINWEAR so Attractive Assortments of Clothing STETSON HATS MICHAELS-STERN SUITS, EVANS SLIPPERS HAMMONTON PARK SUITS 2-way convertible ear-fluffs in real fur! white mouton on tortoise thell hand New they're ear muffs, bow they're a headband you 11 find lots of terrific ways to wear these fluffs. .Also In white French la pin on a white kid band, at Liataan'a Hats, eecwul fleer far orotlacU labeled to skew ceaitry el oHgiti ef t parted rare; artreti pin tat and Furnishings for Christmas-giving THOMAS SPORT SHIRTS WELDON PAJAMAS FLORSIIEIM SHOES PENDLETON ROBE-IN-A-BAG a H frrrm are J imp art I jptwii ' to Men, Young Men and Boys! May We Serve You ? OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 P.M. i ; . v
