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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1958)
r Play to Open Weekend Festivities ; Valentine Katayev'i satire on the Russia -of the 1830s, "Squaring the Circle." will begin the annual campus May festival Thursday. The play will be staged Thurs day and Friday nights, May 1 and 2, at 4:15 in the Fine Arts audi torium. ' Starring Judy Dalton and Rich ard Geer, Salem; Ross Stephen. Bend, and Barbara Bredsteen, San Mateo, Calif., the play tells the story . of .two young couples who share a single, crowded Moscow tenament room. Following the play Friday night a reception win oe new in Doney Hall for May Queen Jeannine Mer cer, Salem, and her court, Anita Booth, Niagara, N. Y. and Sharon Allen Walla Walla, Wash. Other events now being planned for the soma 300 high schools stu dents expected on campus are a welcoming assembly Saturday morning ana an academic preview. The coronation.-traditional May pole dance and daisy chain, are set for n a.m. Saturday n the Fine Arts green to be followed y the Willamette - Whitman track meet at 1:30 and the Queen's coro nation ball at 9 p.m. Gardeners To Decorate For Coffee With flowers a mutual interest, numerous garden clubs through out the area will be providing floral arrangements for the bene fit coffee sponsored by wives of Salem , Cherrlana on Thursday, May 8. The proceeds of the party to be held at the home of Mayor and Mrs.. Robert White will be added to a fund to buy "posies" for Salem's float in the annual Portland Rose Festival parade. Clubs participating include the Salem -Rose Society, with MUs Ruth-Squier making the arrange ment; the Salem Garden Club, Mrs.. H. G.Carl; Little Garden Club of Salem Heights, Mrs. Vir gil Sexton; the Men's Garden Club, Marvin Black; Salem Rhodo dendron and Camellia Society, Mrs. L. A. Lucas; Lansing Neigh bors, Mrs. Jess L. Mdllnay; Wee Weeders, Mrs. L. H. Young and Mrs.. Sam ..Emery; South Hills. Miss-Billie Aldren; and the Man tis, Mrs. Earl J. McLaughlin. Mrs. vernon Wadsworth , and Mrs. Earl 0. Bushnell. Cherrian wives, .are in charge of decora , tions for the, affair. The public is Invited through the press to at tend "the .coffee during the hours )0 a.m. to 2 p.m. . -7'---., - Student Recital On Monday "' The Salem District, Oregon Mu sic Teachers Association will pre sent their monthly student recit al Monday at the Willamette Mu sic Recital Hall at 7:45 p.m. Miss Jeannette Scott is chairman of the program and the interested public is invited to attendw Appearing on the program will be Georgia Forgard, Nona Ellis, Alan Holmer, Linda Howe, Adele Ottum, Madelle Poole, 'Donna -WrighVJulie-BIaisdelL-Gharlotte Magnuson, Ann Neiman, Larry Zeller, Sandra Stewart, Marjorie Wenger, Charlene Baer, Jo Anne Doerksen, Ann Haworth, Linda Se burn, Jean Haworth, and Joan Cul bertson. Music teachers represented in clude Ruth Bedford, Irene Byers, Catherine Schnelker, Jean Rich, i Lela Lee, Ferae Craven, Genevieve i Mickenham, Doris Hale, Lois Schmidt, Mildred Gibbens, Violet Burlingham and Margaret Hogg. Rota Hart Women Rotarlan Women will meet for a 1 o'clock luncheon on Monday in the Gold Room of the Marion Hotel. The guest speaker will be Mrs.' Richard D. Slater, grapho analysist, who will give a demon stration. Mrs. William C. Perry will preside and new officers for the coming year will be elected. MOTHER'S PAY. IS MAY 11 last 6 days to delight Mom on her day with a loving photograph of fiar pride and oy. Be read with this affection ate) gift fine professional portrait of the little one that Mom will cherish for years and years.. MOTHER'S DAY. SPECIAL OFFER 2 sparking 8x1 rs PLUS fina?frama S $ -?- . ..' Complete One photograph Is gift-ready . . . in a handsome gold-plated frame. -vt T$o sppdintmenf needed ; Piano1 Students In Recital Today Mrs. Josef Schnelker will pre sent a group of her piano' stu dents In recital this afternoon, at 4 p.m. at the Robert's Studio. ' Students playing are Diane Arm priest, Debbie and Judy Boone, Christine and Susan Brandon, Sancha and Malissa Duniway, Danny Green, Alan Uolmer, John Hudkins, Carol Lentz, Carol Lo renz, Sandy Lytic, Linda and Diane McGilchrist, Martha Mills, Joey Moreland, Janet Peterson, Bruce, Clark and Madelle Poole, Kathy Ryals, Eleanor Rehb and Marilyn Savage. ,. ,. Jesse Foster To Be Guest Conductor The Salem District of the Oregon tuuoiv ivauicia nNWiauvu nouncing Jesse S. Foster of Port land as the guest conductor of the 9th annual Choir Festival on May I Mr. Foster has a' B.A. degree from Pacific University and an ' M.S. in Music Education from the University of Idaho. He has been 1 a director of choral music at both I Roosevelt and Lincoln High 'Schools in Portland. He was in- , ' '. itructor of public school choral methods at Lewis and Clark Col lege for 4 years. He is at present assistant supervisor of music in the Portland Public Schools. He has carved as adjudicator, consultant and director of school music and choir festivals through out the state. He has also had years of -experience as a choir di rector in Methodist and Lutheran Churches. 'He is at present Min ister of Music at Portland's First Baptist Church. Mr. Foster is 'a member of Music Educators National, Oregon Music Educators, Oregon Educa tion Association and the Oregon Choral Conductors' Guild. Of interest to many Salem resi dents the fact that bis wife is a former Salem girl, a daughter of Rev. Fred C. Taylor, a former pastor of First Methodist Church. This year's Festival will be held Sunnday afternoon, May 4, at I o'clock in the sanrv-r of the First Baptist Church, le public is cordially invited to .tend this opening event of Musi' iVeek. ;;S:W!::':: ; Precisely mfctd; styled ' your pquVji """SoocU." Sfylei on women, Jot women !; - I that's how Love 'Je "pody-sculptufecr fer,asM " h - Sv& you a liviflfl, brolMnt ncturol roMfld ness. ,., q ii.nrfj u,. n; nj utvy ,vj . - ti tie, ypu ( wenf a compute wardrobe I . i ...J, 'spiral ifitch'; lngJ needle tfiiohed, 4-iecNin k. I- - cup. Lastex insert with fab, iincet underctip, I '-' .dainty laee edging WhVe cotton broadcloth ,! 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Wilkinson for several years has served the con gregation as its assistant pastor as well as youth and music director. The couple will leave next week to make permanent resilience., in Portland, where Rev. Wilkinson has accepted the directorship of the Hinson Memorial Baptist church choir activities and also to continue his studies at the Baptist Theological Seminary. Mrs. Wilkinson Is well ,known in the Salem and Stayton area. She is the former Miriam Brown, the daughter of Mrs. Golda Brown. Mrs. Wilkinson was the 1956 Leb anon Strawberry Festival queen. She also has been studying in a Portland college. Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., April 27, '58 (Sec III)-19 Salem Retaaa Club members will drive to Portland Monday to be guests of the Portland Rotana dub at the home of Miss Hattle- belle Simonson. v Reports to Be Given Rpnorta from the Northwest Re gional Conference of the Soropti mist International Federation will be heard at the, Wednesday luncn eon meeting of the Salem Soropti mist Club at the Golden Pheasant Mrs.? Teres E. Hanks and Mrs. W. W. Goodwin were the club's delegates who made tne inp to Great Falls. Mont. for the con ference. 4 Eagles Aaxlllary will meet Tees day at the Eagles Hall at I p.m. for special nomination and elec tion of conductor and trustee. Rite-fit dresses for fashion-wise mothers r A. Classic coat dress, angel-wing collar. Pink, royal, choco late lea on gray background Pat-a-Sheer. 14Vj-24'a and 12-20 .......... $10.98 B. Pink, aqua or royal 'fantasy' print Pat-a-Sheer; draped neckline, bow trim sleeves; glitter pin. 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