The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 21, 1958, Image 21

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Aim Mr Om tedt fetf h a pr MMttMtlM I IrvpUc Um PrmmHL iMrtobflf trvm tow to HtktoM la w Mat MMl m( tit mi mmml mm mmu MMUUiH mmm CanMBHatoS Dtir Ann Under Her Social Program Leads to Headaches' Tito ataaaat waacfl la armaltr caaAietlai m atixtoat HI m to Mfu ar pauva faaUact abaot tmrnriat tlta autaW awtowiteg P" wa a w.pj puaue Mbbto. Tali aU tiubto avimmtM daaaas la ka hatd aa rampot and aravtda artatar ncraattoa. How arar mnrntl is -iJauUJa aa bant aad addlUoMl in inn m mm wtmumr. Bawart Ball, inmaa'a annt- thatr aanaal T ANN LANDCU , ' Daar Aaa: rat aahr II but I thiak I Iim bal 1 wtmt At tonr. vffl paiaat I n oln wiU a fallow wba ia aa4 iaoka lik rat m0 ' a-aninc, Boon. Ptaaeiac to atto Uik rmU nrUJ WtVa lata folaf tM4jr 10 atooUka. M bmUmt aolatad fraatwnaa Mar Waaka aat Utat ba'a Ukaa MNtN aetuaJ dataa ealjr taraa Uma aUea 4 bar aacart . m Mam wnrm i arcrpwa an L o. iraeaiH. I wiu BUo-Urma juat araoa4 Iba Ilka U raa artwad, bat I'm btfiaaia ta Ulnk tha bit aona. mximl KM haa cama la ratbara tloa ta ataytac bona aU tha tin ia Iba tacking. Ha aaJr vtati ka white kaay atadrata frtpara " ww wom. iwa aa aa. w a rm ai ayimiaxtoa. . Wbaa I laid hUttm I hit. ba MldV'WawlrTalr 4 that fllUlUM EStCr ka u . -ni bo,, wbu thi-olK. , Dance Slated : UUUk lata -aamal a- baa aa4rack tota4 af Ua If a-arl. taO kla Ikat aara Or4 aMba D.Un afUr Junto KU clatotarH Ufa ai a va to gat aal bara Ibara ara llfbta - uJtLmVmV, w afU4aattfrMca.atia.aaat.l(bU . . . IZZTtoJLTZZX'S Wl!2f wai aragraai ya aaatma eaat fmmOhtj Urn to ta JZZu,T ' L; I ui k vary van aOxlit Iaa4 to aartoaa InaKlT 5, J". .. tha (T. I. Fat Baaaa baa a baaattfal aafea, a vtfa mmt faar f?01: Wbat baa yaw JaaauaaaH fat ta brag UMtf) 20:wiTLu, i4rr - Daar Aaa: Tm aa aid madM but I'eaaatfli Mt tiB mm. led UL Anral pm win k. ti VHB W IVM yOW CWHBW WTWTJ OMJ. 1( BUCaa BW flM 1 Ta fOt IM gOCSt!. I ' V yht4 . 4. Jlw h ' Camtnmaaj. far Iba araat b Tha ttar from tha wtwua wba w dliguiUd with bar ton dud: decwatin. Mar T0H1 ud a prtaa. Yaw anawar waa Jim! right, Aaa. Yov told bar a vUa MargaratlSa-7 Jwca KtauSS wba works oulilda tba bmaa la help bring bona tha bacoa. baa wrmmSS?' 3r right to aspatt bar baabaad la bala bar try It - BatoeSoSn, SSLiC- My grandfather saw vaahad a dbh ia bla Va. Ba worked 2!?L-.D e.1f II boun a' day ia tba flclda aad didat taa Uma to haljk gnnd- sIT nTZr' na ia tba bouia. And aba eoold bara aaad 4ba help, loo, ba- f .f- A caoaa aba waa aattiaa la Km aaiM houra. Eba nSmi mitht Fvr- Judy Wachtar aad eounial- .. . . . " - ... ' . . - . law Um n Wnill w ama. w. af . aUAMUIal. IRotarians Entertain SHERIDAN Sheridaa RoUr lani and their Rotanr Anna en joyed a dinner meeting Tuaaday evening at tha LegkarhalL Charkea Wright-toad group. eingiiig. Dr. a. j. Mtucr. prealdent.' prodded, and apodal gueet.alra. Enmt Dareaporl, talked oa India where aba waa bom aad resided entil he waa thirtaea years of are, while bar father was a nissioB- are Ur. aad Mrs. Richard Nalaea,ary. As Superintendeot Frank of Portland. - Maternal fraodpar-l Smith showed colored movies af ants ara Mrs. Connie Lloreata of I India, fta people, industries. cJUee Hayward, Calif., and Lawrence I and trers, Mrs;' Dsranport Nalsoii, -of McMlnarUla. . . - I rated. ' r - . 1 ' L 4 ' ' AnniverSArV tHllsh Pari V Held i Socman.. SAlrm, Ore, m Mar, ll (Sec mvai In.. i . . Ends With Py ip,er Program (w aaa c toe, l torela. Nik Carl X) lailM HtoaOr af aWa tu rn rat mm a roa mtU dey Hki at iba lay heme was Mrs. Alva la cvaeaUea. A Iroaaors baal waa a Umnm aad Mature af tha eraaiM wttb Mrs tauwre aa tte ludkard MeCmt to cbarse. reus ho aaMr m wrmm II .nu u w. mk AaotToraary el Gail Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walton celebrated their golden wad-, , ding anniversary at recaption on March 16 at tha homo of their son and deoghter-irvlsw, Mr. and Mrs. Donald W.' Watson. They war married in Salem and have resided her most of their married Ufa. (McEwan Studio). Birthday Dinner For Mrs, Bates children, snade her owa bread, churned tba butter aad took care of cows and chickens. - - There were aa automatic washing machines, fryers, dish washers, air-conditioning aad ether labor-earinf devkea. Yet, THOSE were called "the good old days", I'd like to know what was aa good about 'etoT TOGIY. )t-V - y fc ; fieer Fegey: Tba beet part mt "the-good aU days" Is that thaylra gesw. ,; , .;,!,'(&:,) -. (Aaa Landers wfH ba dad to fcala-too 'with rav-iwoblama.. Send then to her ia care of this ewspspar aad-aadoae a staatp-' od seU-eddrassad osvalopa.) ' (CaPrrlsM 1SSS, VtoM Iae. AMITT Mr. aod Mrs.. Jabs Cibbs af Amity welcomed a ar graat-graaddaughtar, eight pound, fourtaea ounce Nancy Aaaetto Net son, bora oa March 1L Parents MONMOUTH A family reunion honoring lbs birthdays af three nwmhars was held Saturday at the beano af Mr. and Mrs. -Dean Craven, Present ware Mr. aad Mrs. James Partridge af Goshen. Mr. aad Mrs. Philip Partridge of Mclaasio Bridge. Mr. aad Mrs. Douflas Partridge and their sis children from Solera. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Zimmerdahl of Monmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Crsvea and Delbert aad Dick. Tboee baring birthdays Jamas Partridge. March Is, Doug las, March M, Mrs. Crawan, March S. aad Phllio Partridta. Feb. 3S. James ia city engineer at Spring field, Philip is a aurreyor at Blue Hirer dam. Douglas is chief ac countant in tha of ilea af atate sup erintendent Rex Putnam, aad their sister, Mrs. Crsvea, Is preaeatly Path County director af drfl da- aetivlues far women. WHXAMLNA The B.P.W. dub entertained gtrts af the aetdor dasa at the Willssntna high school at tha March nwetlng. whaa beauty dwiwaatiatioa was gtvea by Mary Jo Falioa. A diatrict (fin- aer meeting of the B.P.W. wiU be bead la Dalian aa March and Uw Aprfl meeting of tba Willamina dub will ba a dinner at Danny'a, I aaaf, Maes Daeata Radar, Mrs. WU- ?."?ft" tt-U" I Baas naaar, btre. Ctertos Mcrsr- r"T W . IM Mr. - - - - Mra II fields as Mereet. I m n - u - . - Mrs. . I. N by sbawtog etspiays awl bra aa- tublu ta ai wba netted II lbs Paoa Mrs. Doaiei lUaa aad Mrs. bus arsiscls by varMwa Irwaps luu-Uat-l T n a auj bow Brewstoa. Intaswieoua,! IJf TjJGi f GIQS 144 ZZ.Sn;Mrs. Hanson Treao aS,W Martoers. win the of the Sea Beauta af Mrs. EOea Hsaias tatobratod Iba Mariaars alee aaa-1 bar satb banadav as a stayed a beat wttb aaalpmasl. It Tasaday nialsa at Iba bawe ReAr Treea as set a aa eat-1 of keraoo aad dooter-law. Mr el-dear camp aad cashed their u lead Mrs. Aaort R. aer aror lbs atova, laSermtdiata Oakmaa Strsat Her stereo cbU Traop a af Salem saag Ctrl Scout I dree aad their families were sO far the accastea. todudtoi Mrs- U traodctiMrea. Iiwtanatwa af aeatar Haanlng Ttta Hklldna i-M-kda Mn. Alhart beard officers cfimased the t Amlasea. Mrs. Mehsi MUlett. raet prssidaal. J aaa Bedewwekar, Urt ra-nlU rWOla. W altar Haa- mm IBS mww ta mnm t, urr (War Himm Mra. L. E. aom rrsi are sreea IWuB Ira Jarrto, Beth glria talem. Other new offkws are rko Buhwrl. Mrs. Aflaa Gilbert. Bea- lOopp, Albert Piktont, Je Aa Emiih Cor-I Mrl CUaU tbuis, ana aecraiawy-uwaaursr, mltnMmw ail af Aaa Daasaa fraaa Atbe&y. i The laatanatton was followed fcy Trtiturer InitaHcrJ stria shew put ea by the Seeior 1 Murr inlMliea MM who medeled enilannsl Salera Rabtkah Ledfe pm frem tni aa ap to the snaderajday ereiUng' wfth Mrs. LaVarae -Space Scour of tomerrow. do- Uotcbtos. seble craad. sraabBag. -Jfned by Oa 'Saiea Senior Troop I Mrs. Balph btidgett became a JS, i k, -; I member by Utiatiea. Mrs. Vktar Displays hdoded tnUraatienal Keop waa Installed as Ir flax- a, m mimIh (m. k. There were risitors tram lam, canwveraru aad bomenwAlng Willametla Vallry lodges aad Mar projacta. Treop SU af Hlrorioa renwn-M werw varf-n mj mum. spaworwi a pillow daplay: Car- Howard M. Haaaoker, Mrs. frad vsllis lopped the largest mNr Barker aad Mrs. L. S. Horaecbaca. af dispiays shown. 10a March SI srtar todgs laare win i aa a cere yanj. NOITI MOWXIX The Bar. I Arlaa Berghnid af North BeveHI Pslle d Cienmrrial Trar Cnmmunitr Hiivra waa hoar arttalaed Auxiliary sHB meet far a waddhuni Satardar. la me aftar-lared dish dtnaer Satorday eight at aoea ba was la Cannon Beach, aal the Salem Woman's Club at tm . to officiate at a S pm o'clock. Hew smears sin m - and then drove borne stalled with Mrs. Robert B. Put. ta assist kt she wadding of Robert I mas lbs now preaideat af the aax Schmidt and Mias SUthorrs M. iltary. A display .at taawr aaa BasUas at tba Nasarsno Church wiU bd shews by Mias Marjory hi Salem. I Webster af Meier aad Frank s. DAILY CROSSWORD IBsbbeal L roetMaa aaaae m. ApaOHMl ITW togs mmUmmtf mmi tmrnmt tmyum Magmal It. Whe ILWHSr . . - llfimwmt is too iSa.1 llMayAawer U tarabd f-rrw toMl II laAaa . S gaoaaa St Baare II feT-aftae M. W.aaail IT.toeaatesodtThoe St (tod of lbs IS. tt Mao's ta. Apart tor rttowt tAraUe ta. SL Ulaoe-sa SS-Cwart Sa. Arregaais sXaWTet . shy Ipabytl r mi sa.Ttua r.- tt 1 eMaJayet U. II Dim. spot ' .f & . ear .V': tt. Use SaHieU t . ) Fwal K Sf ilt-t SLOaw irtL:T7't eeato" 1 jj SL Yow ! tmn SN -a Aw oyetar Sirreacb nej SJ. draws af it, KatfMreuk. Si. riwas latoar) Sa. Meihrios, elDtoeeaa af LWmw kUaoeahar. aud IKakara 4. S. Yeong SDtpaa -rT,7, wrr Wm 1 1 wm xr"mm"'t "'piTTr it - pi?- , - H I WAA 4SI af the Satoae XTL Club were eaterUined at a ear ered diah dinner at lbs boms af Mrs. Cadi .McNeil fcs Heights. Plans were' announeal tor the itete corrrrnUoa of the Ore foe Amateur Radio Aaeorietiea ta ha held to Salem May 100X CA1S1 SNDtAN rtMCCS POUOf BA9 VarWy mt Cater I KARMELKORN Opea lJt im iMjifc " t- rr it ifti ttt ri j dhaToaVeWRa aaawfcfchg D shop SK75 V MM .'i''.: i t 01 ENGIISn BONE CHINA TEA- GUPS AND i c Idas) for gift or to add to your own collection, select for spring weddings and showers from our huge selection of magnificent English bona china cups and saucers. 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