At Oregon
Religious
Firesides
Are Held
By LINDA STEELE
Btateemaa Cerretaoiiat
EtTGENE Religious Emphasis
week is being ohserved on the Uni
versity of Oregon campus. Each
year the university invites well
known speakers and scholars in
religious fields to Join forces, re
gardless of denominations, to
bring about better understanding
on controversial subjects. This
year, Love, Marriage and Religion
Is the general theme.
Outside of assemblies, each liv-
tng organization has a religious
ireside at which a guest speaker
presides. Attending these firesides
throughout the week will be Jean
Ine Day, Gladys Maude, Sue Yeat
nian, Judy Keller, Laura Smith,
Kaye Tomlinson. Sondra Jochim
jen, Sandl Hill. Mary Jam Wait,
Jennifer Sercombe, Nancy Denton,
Connie Hammond, Judie Temple
ton, Carol Hoffman, Rosemary
Rhoten. Jan Hall, Elisabeth Wal
ton, Anne Heltzel, Marion Baum,
Gretchen Kitzmiller, Gloria An
drews, Kathy Cook, Linda Davis,
Sally Merrill, Nancy Payne, Jean
Lidneck, Joyce Stettler, Jeff Ser
eombe, Jim Allen, Dale Jones,
John Holmes, Phil Goulet, Ken
Savage, Ken Lansing, Earl Curtis,
Hike McClatn and Ed Syring.
Beverly Walls was the chairman
for the Religious Emphasis Week
banquet and is chairman of Serv
ice for the YWCAj on the sopho
more cabinet,
fledge Auction Ret
m Pledge Class Auction Is an
annual affair to raise money for
scholarships. Sorority pledge
classes work out. dance and song
routines and then are required to
thine shoes, iron shirts, wash cars,
etc., for the fraternity that "buys"
them. Marilyn Reaney will appear
to PI Beta Phi's "I'm an Indian
Too," Jackie LaDue In Alpha
Phi's "Harlem Nocturne, and
PatH Claggett and Carol Sfolk in
Kappa Kappa Gamma's "Turkish
Harlem Theme,"
Jennifer Sercombe and Roger
Turk are busy working on the pro
motion plans for Greater Oregon
as chairmen of the Willamette
Valley section.
Jackie LaDue has been nomi
nated for Sno-Ball Princess at the
Froth Sno-Ball, annual Freshman
dance which has "Illusions In Ice"
at this year's theme. Also attend
ing this traditional affair Saturday
will be freshmen Marilyn Reaney,
Sara Allen, Jackie LaDue, Carol
Stolk, Patti Claggett. Barbara Ger-
Iinger, and Grant Todd.
.Marilyn Reaney was nominated
by Pi Beta Phi to be their candi
date for "Queen of Delta Tau
Delta." Linda Steel to Zeta Tan
Alpha's candidate for the "Toast
of the Alphaholics." Ana llntojr
has Just pledged Alpha Gamma
Delta sorority during open rush.
Manager
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Mr. Bentley
Married in
Hillsboro
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri., Jan.. 24, '58 (Sec Ill2lv
LYONS Ureal ADen Bentley,
toe of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Real'
ley of Lyons and Mis Janice Rae
Edwards daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David Edwards of HilUbore,
were united la marriage ea Sun
day. Jaa. II at the Methodist
church ia Hillsbara with the Re.
Gem Albrrboa fficiaUng at the
three) o'clock ceeeeieBy.
The bride wore a go f white
laee aver taffwta. full leaigth skirt
with tiers of pleated ad ea sides.
lace panel at front and hack, and
chapel toagth train. A peart crawa
held to place her iUusiosi veil. She
carried a wait lace cowered Rain
bow Bible topped wan peak roses.
Maid af honor was Miss Janet
Edwards, twta sister af the bride.
wha were a dusty rose ballerina
taffeta dress, She carried a nose
gay of white chryvtmhrmums.
Bridesmaids were aim Janet
McCarthur af rarest Grave aad
Mrs. Ceri Bassett af Eugene.
They aba ware pink taffeta gowasJ
Caodleiighters were Mrs. Ray
Bradshaw aad Miss Norma Beat-:
toy sitter of the groom. Flower
firl was Denis Gitaoa. airrr af
Alice Taylor I" freom. and ringheerer was
I nb CihtM iirfc.n ml tlw. .........
Builds Career Atimtte
As Symphony
Manager
LOS ANGELES UP In a rather
shabby fourth-floor office to down
town Los Angeles, a small, pretty
woman is doing s man-sized job
in the field of tausic.
She is Alice Taylor, the only ; Oearfcert. the young couple will i
woman in the United States who! leave immediately far ABwquer
mapages a major symphony or que. New Mexico, there they will
cnestra and a grand opera sea-; ne at home at 1512 Carlisle. S t
Cecil Bassett of Eugene was beat
man for Mr. Bentley and ushers
were David B. Edwards, brother
of the bride. Hairy Gibson, brother-in-law
of the groom, and Jim
Noble.
A reception was held following
the ceremony in the church parlors.
Following their hwieyinooa at
son.
As professional manager for all
activities of the Southern Califor
nia Symphony Asm . Mrs. Taylor
directs operations of the Lea An
geles Philharmonic Orchestra and
the San Francisco Opera seasea
in Lot Angeles. She has had the
job seven years.
She handles an contracts and
unitp - negotiations, books tours,
makes all concert arrangements.
watches the bodeet and betes to
organize Campaigns, committees
and promotion for the orchestra's
appearances here and (a ether
cities.
Mrs. Taylor's success to built
on knowing both sides of the mu
sical fence. After graduating from!
preparatory school in New York.
she studied piano in Vienna. Sab-
Initiation Held
By Chapter
DONALD Five new members
were initiated into the order of
Eastern Star and Masons on Fri
day evening, January 17. They in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Max Schroder
of Donald, Mr. and Mrs. 0. J.
Shaw of Champoeg and Wesley
Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. H.
Smith of Aurora. The Slums are
caretakers at Champoeg State
Park. Visitors from Newberg,
Woodburn and Canby attended the
Initiation.
'Mr. and Mrs. Richard' Pence.
worthy patron and matron, were
given a degree In recognition of
their llth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Robert Calvin, past mat
ron, baked a cake in honor of the
25th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Wlninger.
Mt. Everest, between Nips! and
Tibet in Asia, is the highest moun
tain in the world with 39.001 feet to
its topmost peak.
In the Fwbruory Journal
Which
family is
like yours?
; "My husband needs a eb with
tmere steoeyt' The Haraydat
hive three children, tn 8-room
house tnd $4,500 yearly in
icome. (Set page 121)
"We cant live en $15,000 a
year." Our house, swimming
J pool tnd four teres cost 1604
J a month. ( Page 48)
"We're doing fine en $1,400 a
' yeer." Chuck and Virgin is own
'their $17,800 home . . . hsve
three sons and college stv--ingn
for etch. (Page 49)
I Art your bills more or lest than
jethtrsf If clothing takes 12 to
14, you're in step. "The Dis
appearing Dollar" (Page 148)
" tells how your money problems
v compare with others.
ALSO "C TU Marriage
be Saved?" e Cast yoa take a
Iteeitl emergency In ttridtf a
( How many wayt fit there la
" cook to egg?
.
IN All,
;i articles, stories tad fttttrts
', let yout stay today!
The bride is a graduate of For
est Grove union high school, aad
attended the Umversay of Oregon
and the I invert ity of Oregon Med
ical school to Portland, and was
employed at the State Office
building to Portland.
The cram to a graduate af the
Staytoa I'mon high school, attend
ed Willamette University and is
bow serving to the VS. Navy. He
is stationed at Kartlaad Air Force
Base to Albuojaeroat.
Bethel Will Robe
DeMolays Sunday
Bethel St, Job's Daughters wfll
robe Willamette Chapter of De
Molay ea Sunday at the Masonic
burg and Paris. Later she toured Temple. 7 M pan.. A practice will
with singer Grace Moore and did BeM Saturday at 1 p m at Wert
some concert work. Salem city hall. Regular meeting
"Not a very daizline career." Bethel will be held at the
she remarks. West Salem city haD ea Jan. H.
But it made possible her Im
mense appreciation and ander
staading of musicians a key
to her success witlr the IN met
and woman af the Philharmonic.
Mrs. Taylor counts as one af
her major achievements the or
chestra's Far East tear tost year.
This came on top of a Los Angeles
season of 23 Vi weeks to which the
"Sold Out" sign was posted ea
the bos office almost every week.
As for the future. Mrs. Taylor
says the possibilities are "bound
pjiL Editlo Btovm, beaorcd
of Bethel
of
mmuamr-Jtim mm
da aad Mary Reiser, w
ctavptoted their sXndtos att
am n i school fat Las As-gxtes, are
spending twe weeks wah their par-
eats, the M. Reisers to Subumity
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