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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1958)
At Lewis and Clark May Queen Crowned Today By RAMONA SALMINEN Statu ma ii Correspondent PORTLAND - Highlighting the weekend is the reorganized May Fete, a weekend filled with festivi ties, concerts and fun for students and faculty. Today the queen and her court will be announced in the corona tion ceremonies above the reflec tion pool. Following the corona tion, the queen will make her hand print in cement at the Rose Gar- oen ceremony. , ueita Phi Gamma will present its annual water ballet at 3 p.m. Swimming to the music of "Car ousel" will be Mary Ellen Mc Cleary of Dallas and Karen Tay lor, MCMinnviue, both freshmen. After the ballet will be the style show featuring old-fashioned bath ing suits. Saturday evening, Ron Hubbs, Eilverton sophomore, and his date will dance to the music of Leroy Anderson and his orchestra at the formal queen's ball. The music department will pre sent a newly organized May music festival May 2 to 4, which will in clude individual concerts by the choir, Madrigal singers, symphonic band and the college orchestra. L. Stanley Glarum will conduct the choir, of which Joyce Nelson, Newberg, is a member, in the first concert of the festival at 8 p.m. on Friday, May 2. Madrigal sing ers, directed by George Bishop, will continue the festival at 8 p.m. on Saturday, May 3. Symphonic band and the orches tra will round out the Sunday per formances. Lewis and Clark catalogues are ready for distribution in their new yellow and black covers. Miss Picha, Mr. Bartel Married . .ft L.lt,i,.,iii 1 ' i I aA i 3 Married in Dallas 1 11111,1 " i t .. . - v ' , - ' . 1 ' ' " - '','' i 1 ;: , ' K" --t - T ' r, ?. 1 " , v j -v ft' Mrs. Wayne Grant Shelton (Kay Frances Wells) who was mar ried April 19 at the Evangelical united Brethren Church in Dallas. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. (Catherine M. Trueax of Pedee and Mr. Shelton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shelton of Dallas. The couple will live in Salem. (Kennell-Ellis Studio). Lebanon Dateline Mrs. Jerald Bartel The First Methodist Church was the setting for the wedding of Miss Bertha Ann Picha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde F. Picha of Salem, and Jerald Lee Bartel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Zack Bartel of Independ ence, on April 27. Rev. Brooks H. Moore officiated at the 3 o'clock ceremony. Mrs. Gordon Beck of Newport sang and Prof. Josef Schnelker was the organist. - Of white lace over taffeta Was the bricjal gown, fashioned with a bouffant waltz skirt. - The bodice was made with long sleeves and a sabrina neckline. A crown of white seed pearls held in place her el bow length veil. She carried a purple orchid surrounded by lily-of-the-valley. Mrs. William Rowe of Salem was the matron of honor and Misses Leda Rowe of Salem and Sandra Bartel of Independence were the bridesmaids. They wore street length white sheath dresses with pastel overskirts of lavender, yellow and green lace. They car ried nosegays of stock and sweet peas and wore small headpieces with nose veils. Flower girl was Jacqueline Ruch of Salem, wearing a white dress with a lavender lace overskirt. Marvin Bartel was best man for the groom and the ushers included Leo Muller, and Leslie Peterson of Independence and Ken and Gary Beck of Newport. Candlelighters were Bobby and Johnnie Beck of Newport. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Picha' selected a pink lace dress with white accessories and a purple orchid corsage. Mrs. Bar- ui... t: a i j ...;u David Looney, a uiue iimni uicas iiiiiiiijcu wilii ; . iu t x?ii r lUIIiaui 1UC, mi a. uuuu m. l- in.- Miss Durst Is Queen Of May LEBANON-Bartara Durst has been selected as queen of the May Day program for Lebanon Union High School. Her maid of honor will be Karen Craig and the prin cesses will include Carol Edgman, Joanne. Kof oid, Sherry Gross, Nor ma Seiders and Sharon Christen sen. Coronation rites will be on the football field with next year's freshman as special guests. Date of the program and coronation is May 9. Mrs. Milton Coe of Salem will be the guest speaker Friday night at the annual mother and daughter dessert and program being ar ranged at the Firet Baptist church. Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Reep are vacationing this week in Wash ington, Odell Lake and at Lone rock. Rev. Reep is pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church! The annual high school junior senior prom will be Friday night. Highlight of the evening is selec tion of a prom queen. Court prin cesses and their escorts are La vonne Kindopp, Robert Primasing; Joann Hansen, Larry Coakley; Barbara Starr, Al Hawes; Sherry Pearson, Robert Jones; Donna Kietzke, Ronald Sjolander; Dixie Allison, Michael Mayer Judy Gi rod, John. Wilkinson. Mrs. John 'Cleveland has been named; president of the American Legion auxiliary. Her staff will in clude Mrs. George Loehner, first vice president; Mrs. Fred Morgan, second vice presidentMrs. Robert Sills, recording seq($tary; Mrs. Melvin Long, corresponomg secre tary!; andMrs. John Sheridan, treasurer. Oh. the executive com mittee will be Mrs. Wilburn Petti johnXMrs. A. 1. Wilson and Mrs. James Abrell. Coffeefpr Ufiander Ths home of Mrs. Winifred Pettyjohn on North 14th Street wi: be the scene of an informal coffee i Sunday afternoon. May 4 for Sig frid Unander, Republican candi date for governor. The affair is being sponsored by the women's committee for Unander for gov ernor and all interested friends are invited to call between 2 and 4 o'clock to meet the Unanders. Pouring will be Mrsr Daniel B. Jarman, Mrs. F r'rU e r.l c k Hill Thompson, Mrs. G. F. Chambers and- Miss Dorathea Steusloff. As sisting hostesses will be Mrs. Mrs. Robert M. District Convention A district convention of District 14, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, Department of Oregon will be held Sunday, May 4 at Corvallis. There will be an election of officers. A no-host din ner will be served at noon by the auxiliaries of all posts and the bus iness meeting will start at 2 p.m. The Pinochle Pals Club was en tertained at luncheon and cards at the home of Mrs. Lester Smith. Miss Cornie Honored at Reception On Sunday, April 27 at 2:30 p.m. at the Scottish Rite Temple a re ception honoring Miss Marianna Cornie, grand patriotism of Rain bow Girls was held. Accompany ing Miss Cornie were her mother, Mrs. Marie Cornie, two brothers, Robert and LeRoy, her aunt, Mrs. Cecil Copeland. Introduced were the following: Mrs. Amma Winnegar, sub deputy to the state of Oregon! Miss Jan Higman, . grand representative to the state of New Hampshire; Miss Phyllis Pate, grand representative to Tennessee; Miss Janice Woods, past grand representative to Ten nessee, and Miss Gail Emerson, past grand representative , to the state of Iowa. Wayne Henery, member of the state executive board; Worthy advisors: Vivian Locker, Hope Assembly, Salem; Janice Dickman, Mountain View Assem bly, Sandy; Ruth Lepper, Love As sembly, Corvallis; Shereen Muld, Marilyn Assembly, Mill City; ihariene Shaner, Evergreen sembly, Woodbunft Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE Q. There's to be a shower given for. my fiancee -soon. Am I sup posed to give her a col-sage to wear on that occasion? A. In some communities this is customary, and in others it isn't. Personally, I think it. is unnecessary. Q. Is it proper for .a dose, mend oi tne oriae to rusn in to kiss her at the conclusion of the ceremony, - kef ore her parents have done so? A. Neverl This reveals extreme lack of consideration and good taste. Q. Is it correct 4o have, one's telephone number engraved, on personal stationery? A. No; the telephone number is never used on personal stationery. Mountain View Assembly, and Mrs. Dorthy Draper, Mill- City. Entertainment was presented by Miss Karen Guidinger, piano; Miss Cathy Wilson, violin solo, and ac companiment Joan Durxen, Miss Diane Ketchum, piano; and a pan tomime by Misses Carol Minnich, Gwen Higley, and Pat RRchie. Committees for .the reception As- were Diane Ketchum. entertain- Mother Advis- ment, Judy Shulz, cleanup, Jo Ann Statesman, Salem,. Ore., Fri., May 2, '58 (Sec. II)-1S ors: Mrs. D. M. Eby. Hope. As- Shultz. decorations. sembly; Mrs. Virginia Edes.l Sloan, refreshments. REMEMBER MOTHER oftihet? vM afoire It IT- and Jean m ' Vtim; I. Vf . J " VfgfiO M . I Gather roses and carnations . V vPSci' P Burmel doe-full-bloirs jf y tfjv m eo ry cotton embroidered , V gk? ' C' t 1 t&t (60 tutter-stuff-and tbey dike Jf. 1 iiTm'' H perfea sjfts in color-deu'csdei. jdf Vri ' few l V fill .MM ' Vv" W ME MW MM MW M M Mm WESTMORELAND Is Famous! "ENGLISH HOBNAIL" Crimp top, Ivy Ball and "SAWTOOTH". Compote and cover, handmade Milk Glass. Two of the many gift items Miller's are showing this week-end for MOTHER'S DAY GIFT SUGGESTIONS. Other gifts such as . . . Ba varian and English cups and saucers . . . Swedish Crystal stemware by "AFORS". Complete dinnerware sets, etc. Also brass, copper, It alian imports. Shop Miller's for fine quality. w Mother's Day H Sunday m 1. May llth ljf SUPP-HOSE IF YOU NEED SUPPORT. . .YOU NEED . .- Sheer. All Nvlon - - - Scientifically Designed to Help Combat Fatigue First with a Real Fashion Slant' Supp-Hose suppties the comfort-giving pressure thot helps combat leg fatigue, lightweight, sheer and airy ... H makes you feel yoang en your feet again. Wonderful for women who work on their feet all day, Once tried .. .a friend for Mfel 'Of- iiiiiiiiiBli ilililillii if r ii. Wl 0: 495 Pair MAIN FLOOR - MILLER'S lace, white accessories and a pink orchid corsage. A reception followed in the Car rier Room. Pouring were Mrs. Gordon Beck and Mrs. Ray Rich ter. Cutting the cake were Mrs. Ronald Ruch and Mrs. Dean Helms. Assisting were Misses Anne Farmer, Leslie Butler, Miss June Lindow, Miss Jacqueline Ruch and Timothy Ruch. When the couple left on their honeymoon the new Mrs. Bartel was wearing a lavender suit with white accessories. The newlyweds will make their home in St. Paul. maurice Stacey. and Mrs. William G. BUTTEVILLE About twenty five adults and children gathered at the IOOF Hall in Butteville to honor Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartley, former residents of Butteville with a no-host supper. The Hartley's had spent the winter in Phoenix, Arizona, and had visited -in Cali fornia before returning here. They are now settled for the summer in their trailer home on the Herbert C. -Coleman farm. CLUB CALENDAR St, Friday May Fellowship Day, Calvary Baptist Church, 1:30 p.m. Englewood Woman's Club with Mrs. Mabel Robinson, 1025 17th NE, 1:15 p.m. Hal Hibbard Auxiliary, USWv, witn Mrs. uyae Mcuung, iwa High St. SE, 1 p.m. v 4 , Golden Age uun, muii ? ' Saturday Willamette Shrine, White Shrine oi JerusaIeiMasonic Temple, covered dish dinner, 6:30 p.m. ... Chemeketa Chapter, DAR, Meier and Frank's. 12:30 luncheon. Friendship Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem, Scottish Rite Temple, I p.m. enasonic lid 0 " BCiC V- -l4is, '&!p Two parts wonderful osf umetf check Particularly pert for a city summer . . . a crisp cut of tiny checks cooly frosted then bared for the sun plus a bright white bolero to change the pace. A very versatile ensemble in wrinkle-shy, easy-care Dacron and rayon. Black, brown, checked white. Sizes 10-16. 298 AAA VJl ( FOR BECAUSE SHE DESERVES THE BEST. Bive Mom tne Dest gift of them all. To satisfy her elegant taste give Mom the world's most elegant stocWng. LAUREL 8t95 Other Luxite Gowns, 53f 65 Perfect figure tolionnj end a size for every figure An oil embroidered, lined botfee 4istinguiihes her full-skirled nvlon tricot gown. Sizes 32 lo 42, Colors: Blue and Mango Beautifully Gift-Wrapped for Mother's Day Gift 2ND FLOOR - LINGERIE DEPT. For "Mom NEW! Star Brite Accessories by PRINCESS GARDNER Golden motif enhanced with brilliantionLnstre Cowhide. A. 'CoIltinental,, French Purse. 50t B. Ciesrette Case . i ,395f - C. Eye Glass Case . . . . . 295f OTHER MATCHING fllCIS, NOT SHOWN i a Rfgi.trar Billfoia 5.00t; Cigarette Lighter $2.50t- Key Glird 12.95 1 1 t rim V YOUTHFUL IsObI 1 PERFUME 1 Tht Best Plact to Shop After Alll WOJRXH int rinui.rnvn riwivw til thi original Laliqut prmntaliont . . , ,mad. packagtd and $toltd in Franc 'rmrvun: f 18, 110 d $5 Isau M oo looms: 110 to 13.60
