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Newspaper Page TextIS Statesman's HOME panorama Women . . . Music . . . Fashions . . Features Wed at Church Rites . v - . , ' . 7 . ' i ( ' - . 1 A f ! - v i M.frf-.il.l ,,,, ... J.,, I, i in, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gayle Porler (Kathleen Diane Mix) who exchanged rrrarriage ,vowj at the Jason Lee, Memorial Church on May 10. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and ' Mrs. Claude D, Mix and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Porter. The couple will live in Salem. (Kennell-Ellis Studio). Around By. JEEYME DANCE TIME. . . .The Salem Shrine Club is planning its annual sports dance for Saturday night at the American Legion Club. . . . dancing will begin at 9 o'clock and there will be snack bar dur ing the evening.' . .AH Shrine mem bers in Salem and surrounding area are invited to attend. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Freel are heading the committee, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Repine, Mr. and Mrs. William Rolow, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tilton and Paul Hale Jr... A spring frolic. . . .is scheduled for members of the United Com mercial Travelers and Auxiliary Saturday night. . . .the Informal dance will be held at the Veterans Hall with Stubby Mills and his orchestra playing between and 12 O'clock. . .there will also be a snack bar. . . .A group of the club members will be going to Ta- coma next week to attend the 60th annual grand convention of t h e UCT at the Winthrop Hotel May 29-31. . . .Attending from here will be Frank Capell, senior counselor . . .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Putman, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling McAlplne, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ivie, Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert Zumwalt and Mr. and Mrs. James L. Jefferson. . . Elaborate. . ..affair on tonight's calendar is the Portland Symphony Society's Chefs deCuisine benefit ball at the Multnomah Hotel. . . Salem's Bob Schucking is heading the decorations committee and has been in Portland all week direct ing plans for the decor, which will feature the "My Fair Lady" theme. . .The hotel will be trans formed into a Edwardian setting . . .the decor will include foun tains flanked by greenery, stat uary, potted plants and fresh flow ers to make up garden settings throughout the lobby and mezzan ine rooms. . .gold backdrops and gold fan table centerpiece's. . .a lavish buffet will be served and three orchestras will play for dancing. . .the Symphony orchestra will play for an hour in the lobby under the direction of Carmen Dragon of Hollywood. . : Among. . . .those from Salem planning to attend are Mrs. Bern ard 0. Schucking, Miss H e 1 e n e Schucking and Robert Schucking . . .In another group will be Jus tice and Mrs. William McAllister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Maisoa and Dr. and Mrs. Vera W. Miller, Who will be Joined by the Bruce Spauldings of Portland. . .Mr. and Mrs. Oliver C. Fursman are also planning to attend. . . .the Schuck ings are remaining overnight and will be guests at the gold and white brunch for which ' Mrs. George Sheahan - will be hostess. Saturday morning In honor of Mr. fin Mrs. Carmen Dragon. , . A post-nuptial. . .shower will fete Mrs. Ward Patterson (Karen Johnson) on Saturday afternoon when Mrs. Ralph Gordon and her daughter, Mrs. John Humphrey, entertain at the former's Candala ria home. . .Guests have been in vited to a 2 o'clock dessert and a kitchen shower will fete the new Mrs. Patterson. . . Bidden. . .to honor the recent bride are her mother, Mrs. Harry B. Johnson, Mesdames E.V. Davi son, James Humphrey Jr., Thom as Olson, Robert Gordon, Harland D. Brock, Elmer Winegar, Misses Elizabeth Sbafer, Bobbye Harris, Barbara Berwick, Mardl Myers, Joan Bailey, Mary Lou Darrah, Nan Borquist, Marion Baum, Mary Arnold, Arlene Clark, Jane Mc pherson, Gall Dorr, Sandra Car-' ter and Joan Lewis. ... A fun party . , . . on Saturday when members of the millinery classes of the adult vocational ed ucation department entertain at the home of their instructor, Mrs. Julia Q. Inglis, on South Hi g b Street between 3 and 5 o'clock . . , A' t';"i "t Town . . ENGLISH class members, also former and prospective ones, are designing fantastic creations, which are be ing made strictly for fun as their year-end project . . . each will model her own hat and prizes will be awarded .... judges include non-class members, Mrs. Delbert Schwabbauer, Mrs. Grace Johnson and Mrs. Peter Gunnar ... the hats will then be presented to the Hillcrest School for Girls to be used in theur costume and fun de partment . . . The millinery classes are acting as hostesses to former students and guests . . . Planning the refreshments are Mrs. H. C. Hoadley, Mrs. John Carr and Mrs. Frank Thomas of Dallas . . . As sisting will be Mrs. Raymond C. Warner of Independence, Mrs. John Minto and Mrs. H. Kent Far ley of Monmouth . . . To fete seniors .... The Delta Gamma alumnae will entertain at breakfast Sunday- morning at 1:30 'clock at the Manbrin Gardens home of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Gal ser . . . The annual affair Is being arranged la compliment to t h e senior members of the active chapter at Willamette University . . . The guests of honor include the Misses Ann Barker, Anita Booth, Annette Carson, Mary Lou Krause, Jean Martin and Lucy Myers .... An Induction cere mony to welcome the girls to the alumnae group will follow . . . . Assisting Mrs. Gaiser will be Mrs. Howard Miller, Mrs. Ray Myers, Mrs. David Frost and Mrs. Donald Hunsaker . . . It's welcome .... home for two Salem couples, who have re turned from army duty in Europe Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cooley (Charlen Woods) have arrived in the states from Germany ... he served in the army the past two years and has been released from active duty . . . Mrs. Cooley joined her husband in Germany a year ago . . . They spent their leaves traveling in Italy, France, Hol land, Belgium and England , . . the young couple brought a foreign car home and are driving west . . . . they will visit in. New York, Washington, D.C. and New Or leans, expecting to arrive in Sa lem in early June ... Returning . . . to Salem the first of the week were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley DeLapp and daugh ter, Marilyn Diane, who have been in Chinon, France the past year and a half . . . Mr. DeLapp, who served In the army, has been re leased for active duty . . . They visited nearly every European country during their stay and were in London before flying home . . . they will reside in Salem at the home of her grandfather, Emit Schaefer . . . Heading south .... Thursday night was Mrs. Henry A. Meyer, who will spend the ensuing week In San Francisco and Palo Alto with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wilson . . . "you'll love in PGE's 3 Gold Each one is loaded and push button magic. And the new lighting and decorating ideas throughout the homes are tremendous. See them this week. Open noon 'til 9 p.m. daily. -1 At Oregon I Scholastic, Honorary Winners By LINDA STEELE -Statesman Correspondent EUGENE Even though Junior Weekend, for 1958 has .passed, many, new and wonderful memo ries remain with Salem students and their parents. Contest -winnings, awards, and tapping for honoraries , were all filled with names of outstanding Salem stu dents. Honorary tappings are always exciting and rewarding for the hard work done in activities and scholarship throughout the year. Richard Castle has been initiated into Phi Eta Sigma, underclass scholastic honorary. Dick main tained the high 3.5 grade point re quired for this honor. . Anne , Heltzel was tapped by Mortar Board, senior women's honorary. Kwama, sophomore women's service honorary chose Carol Stolk and Patricia Claggett for membership. Louis Parker was tapped for Skull and Dagger, sophomore men s service honor ary. Louis also received an Army ROTC Superior Cadet Ribbon Award. Raymond Utterback, junior in English, received a cash award for his .library of religious books entered in the annual student 11 brary contest. Stanley Page was elected to Asklepiads, men's pre- medical honorary. Patti Claggett, freshman in edu cation, was selected by the Student Union board as chairman of the S dance committee for next year Float Winners Tn Delt Mary Jane Waite is proud that her work on the "Yalu River" float will be remembered by their winning first place in the highly competitive - Canoe Fete Ed Syring will remember that his hours of work were worthwhile as the Sig Eps received second place for their float, "Columbia River." Betas Jim Allen, Dick Wulf, and Dale Jones will have good reason to remember this year's All Cam pus Sing as first place went to Beta Theta Pi fraternity for their rendition of "Someday. Even athletic events went well for Oregon this weekend as the Oregon Webfoot golfers, sparked by Salem's Bob Prall, won their 11th Northern Division golf, cham pionship in the past 12 seasons. Scholarship Awards An Associated Women Students' scholarship wars awarded to Judy Keler and Jackie LaDue received one of six Kwama scholarships. A scholastic award was present ed by the AWS to Marion S. Baum, a member of the Phi Beta, Kappa senior-six, who has the second highest scholastic record 'of any women in the senior class. Victoria Chapter Plans Installation TURNER At the regular meet ing of Victoria chapter, OES, members who had received pro ficiency certificates, were honored Honored guests present were M. Edwin Cox, worthy grand pa tron; Elsie Oliotti, grand commit tee member; Edna Hutichison, worthy matron of Marilyn chap ter; Edna Peterson Mrs. Loren Newkirk and Mrs. Cliff Carrick, grand representatives. The chapter was honored recent- fly when Mrs. Carl Booth, worthy matron was elected president for the coming year of the Willamette valley association. Plans were made for installation of officers June 14 at the Turner grade school. The degrees of the order will be conferred on two candi dates and new officers will be elec ted May 28. Miss Duggan to Wed Mr. Snyder WILLAMINA Announced this week was the June 1 wedding date of Miss Ruth Ellen Duggan, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Duggan of McMinnville, and Pfc. Robert Richard Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Snyder of McMinnville. The wedding will take place at the First Presbyterian church in Mc Minnville. Miss Duggan attended the Willa mina and McMinnville schools, and Pfc. Snyder graduated from the McMinnville high school. He is serving with the army at Fort Ord, Calif., and will enter college in California this fall, following discharge from the army. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Townsend entertained the Moon Shooters Pinochle Club at dinner and cards Saturday night. CLUB CALENDAR Saturday Willamette University Faculty Women's Club dinner, Lausanne Hall, 6:30 p.m. i Salem Woman's Club installation, clubhouse, 1 p.m. luncheon. Salem Chapter, OES, Masonic Temple, t p.m. the kitchens'9 Medallion Homes with new work-saving ideas W, r.l: Heads Sojourners Hi , -i r ; lit . ., Mrs. Philip A, Johnson, who. is serving as presiderttvof the Salem Sojourners f6r the ensuing six month' period. The group is comprised of newcomers in the area and social meetings are held twice a month, with several affairs cal endared during the year with the husband. (Kennell-Ellis Studio). , ' , . . At Willamette Final Dance Of Season By BARBARA BONIFACE Statesman Correspondent This evening marks the last of the spring house dances on Will amette campus for this school year. With only ten more days of classes before finals the Phi Delta Theta fraternity plans to usher out the social calendar with a dance at Randall's Chuck Wagon tonight and will entertain their guests in a South Pacific atmosphere to the theme of "Mahlini Holiday." Da vid Marsters of Salem is in charge of the affair. Awards for outstanding service were presented at Chapel in the Fine Arts auditorium Thursday. Scholarship trophies for the high est grade point house average for the fall semester went to Delta Gamma sorority and Beta Theta Pi fraternity. Among the ten freshmen men tapped for Sigma Alpha Chi, sopho more men s honorary, was fresh man Jim Wright, North Salem High graduate. Sophomore women s honorary tapped Marcia Humphrey, Salem, and Gail Larsen, Silverton into membership. Dean Bishoprick of Woodburn was named to the senior men's honorary, Omicron Delta Kappa. Carole Warren, junior from Salem, paid recognition to several freshmen women who take part in Angel Flight. These included Sue Jenkins and Kathy Evans, North high graduates, going into their second year at Willamette. Engagement of Miss Dixon Told NORTH HOWELL-Of interest to people of North Howell, is the forthcoming marriage of Louise Dixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dixon of Woodburn, to Robert Sprague, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Sprague of Puyallup, Wash. The wedding will be solem nized on June 28th at the or ganized church of the Latter Day Saints in Woodburn. Mrs. Dixon, mother of the bride elect, is the former Alice Dunn of the North Howell district. WSCS Elects JEFFERSON Mrs. William E. Smith was elected president of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Monday meeting. Mrs. Les Shields is the retiring president. Other officers named are Mrs. Harold Wynd, vice president; Mrs. 0. A. Hall, secre tary, and Mrs. Francis Phelps, treasurer. The society will hold its annual guest day Friday, June 6, at the home of Mrs. Smith with a picnic lunch at noon. .14'' ,tN, . ,;," A' J r ; V?" '-! ' . J Sojourners Are Entertained at Dessert 'Bridge The Sojourners were entertained at a dessert luncheon and bridge party on Thursday at the Salem Woman's Club. The May Pole theme was featured in the decor with pastel candles and streamers. Bouquets of iris were arranged about the room. Prospective members attending were Mrs. Ralph Yocom and Mrs. Samuel Roberts. New members welcomed were Mrs. David Gold stein, Mrs. R. E. Harrison and Mrs. Robert Marsh. Mrs. Hobart Jackson headed the hostess committee, assisted by Mrs. Neil Rasmussen, Mrs. Ken neth Prouty, Mrs. William Dobson and Mrs. Dorothy Frantz. Spring Flower Show Held Members of the jSouth Hills Gar den Club held their annual spring flower show at the home of Mrs. Harold Roessler on Hillendale Ave nue Tuesday. Mrs. E. A. Carleton and Mrs. Estill L. Brunk were the judges. In the horticulture division blue ribbons went to Mrs. Leslie War ren, Mrs. Harold Roessler, Mrs. John Darst, Mrs. Elmer Morley, Mrs. Dorothy Clinker, Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. Dean Davenport, Mrs. George Crump, Mrs. Harvey Pe terson and Mrs. Leslie Warren. Mrs. Peterson received the sweepstakes and blue ribbon in the arrangements division and tieing for the sweepstakes was Mrs. Hugh Kelly. Other first were Mrs. George Crump, Mrs. Roessler, Mrs. Hale Mickey and Mrs. Crump. Prizes for corsages went to. Mrs. Roessler and Mrs. L. S. Bartlett. The Junior gardeners will meet Tuesday with Sue Bartlett. Dele gates to the Oregon Federation Garden Club convention in Eugene in June will be Mrs. Arthur 0. Hunt, Mrs, George Davis and Mrs. Harold Alderin. Modern Etiquette By Roberta Lee Q. I am giving a bridal shower soon on a friend of mine, and ex pect - to invite about 30 guests. Would it be proper to stipulate in a third of the invitations "linen," another third "kitchen," and an other third "lingerie"? A. No; the guests should be per mitted to choose the kind of gifts they prefer. i KcipUal J lllk The word CAPITAL means some- pll thing special. And one visit to the &fjfc- !-'Ma prescription department of any of j35' i $fP3 the Capital Drug Stores will show I ; I you how true this is. It will prove f .ft' 1, -1 t0 vou tnat dependability, courtesy, v.; I and perfection in prescription preps- L-5sn I ration are "CAPITAL CORNER- .fife! I?ff STONES". Sturdy foundations upon itfafc which to base your health. You'll P'' 3 - receive truly "CAPITAL" service at I I y , your three Capital Drug Stores. I I - We Give Green Stamps jy? 1 locations to get prescriptions ft 405 State SL, tor. of Liberty f Rx Shop, 11 Chemeketa , Ml I - V.. N, River Hd, Kelier V C J At Oregon State Awards Go To Salem Students By NANCIE OWENS Statesmaa Correspondent CORVALLIS-Last week's all- school Honors and Awards convo cation presented awards to fifteen students and honorable mention to 22. The overall grade point aver age of those receiving these honors was 3.68. Delores Loring Powers of Salem received the Chi Omega award given to the senior woman, who has been most influential among her associates and repre sents me. meajs oi intellect ana spirituality. Bruce Michels was a recipient of one of the five Duba'ch awards given to graduating senior men outstanding in perpetuation of high ideals and unselfish service - to OSC, and a member of Blue Key uara waido award, based on high standing in - each class in scholarship, success in student activities, qualities of womanhood, and qualities of leadership was presented to Pamela Clayton. Nancie Owens received the Lip- man Wolfes Award presented to the man or woman of highest standing in each class, based on scholarship, qualities of manhood or womanhood with special empha sis on unselfishness and kindness, qualities of leadership, and contri butions to campus welfare. Jane MoorefieM was given honorable mention for the award. Named te Honoraries - Phi Kappa Phi pledges were also introduced -at the convocation. This is a national scholastic honorary with membership based on schol astic attainment with three per cent, or 36, from the junior class, 7 per cent, or 60, seniors, 35 grad uate students and three faculty members. . Juniors Jane Moore field, Roland Schirman and Nancie Owens were tapped, and seniors Wayne Erickson and Beatrice Heiken. . In other campus affairs Jim Gordon was recently named a member of next year's rally squad; Janice Wirth is a new member of Kappa Pi, art honor ary; and Pat Nyman of Jefferson will be next year's associate editor of the Barometer, school paper. In the sports field Bill Jacobson of Salem led the OSC tennis team to victory in their games with the University of Oregon. Bruce Wulf is the new number 5 man for the rook team. Editor of Yearbook Section . Pamela Clayton has been ap pointed to one of the top staff positions on the Oregon State College yearbook, the Beaver, for 1958-59. She will be editor of the schools and deans section Charles. J. ' Heberle has been picked for Scabbard and Blade, national military honor society on the basis . of outstanding work in ROTC training. Richard Thomas Burse. Thomas C. Meier and Marjorie Lee Olson have been elected to the YMCA- YWCA campus council. Secretaries Hear Judge Hartley Judge Rex Hartley of the Marion County Court was guest speaker at the Tuesday educational - social meeting of Cascade Chapter, the National Secretaries Association In ternational, for which Mrs. Wilma Burchell and Miss Ilene Allen were hostesses. Judge Hartley's discus sion centered on the county s posi tion in the convoy of governmental services. Miss Clara Deyo was a guest. The Salem chapter is invited to attend the Oregon Trail Chapter's installation dinner at the Aero Club in Portland on June 11. HUBBARD Thalia Rebekah Lodge will meet Tuesday evening, May 27, 8 p.m. Reports from the Rebekah Assembly at Corvallis will be given. Mrs. John Bothunw and Mrs. A. O. Soderholm were delegates to attend the assembly, with Mrs. Jake Fos and Mrs. John Morrison as alternates. YOU CAN GET IT AT Munkret Jhriftwiu Sc-IOc-Ui Vartotv . Ncirl t IrickMii-t-N Ptlti M. Optn ! 9 tJally 9 7 SwirJar moil Statesman, Mrs. Myers Will Head Council Mrs. Lloyd Myers was elected president of the Northwest Council of Credit Women's Breakfast Clubs during the organization's annual meeting held at the Multnomah Hotel in Portland. Other officers who will serve with Mrs. Myers are: Mrs. Lillian Head. Vancouver, B.C., second vice president; Mrs. Lillian Rar rick, Eugene, recording secretary; Mrs. Dorothy J. Willis, Kennewick, Wash., treasurer; Mrs. Ella Reese, Tacoma, financial secretary; Mrs. Margaret Schurman, Everett, his torian, Clubs winning awards are: new clubs, Yakima, Wash.; mileage at tendance' award, Vancouver, B.C.; educational award, Eugene and Great Falls, Montana; membership award, Edmonton, Alberta, Cana da; perfect attendance award. Coos Bay; yearbook award, Salem; achievement award, Yakima, Wash.; bulletin award, Vancouver, B.C. Miss Geneva McQuarters of St. Louis, Mo., executive secretary of the International Credit Women s Breakfast Club of North America, conducted the panel discussion on the organization and purpose of breakfast clubs Sunday afternoon. Ten members from the Salem club motored to Portland to attend the conference. Engagement Announced I The engagement of Miss Winona Myers and Daniel Mittelstedt was announced to a gathering at the A. E. Mittelstedt. home on Abrams Avenue Sunday evening. Miss Myers, daughter of Mrs. Vera Myers of West Linn, has at tended Cascade College in Port land and is now a senior at the University of Oregon Medical School of Nursing. The wedding is set for August 8 at the Portland First Evangelical United Brethren Church. The couple will live in Portland, where Mr. Mittelstedt will be attending school. BEME SALEM, OREGON So many eolors, such a tiny Penney price .". . you'll want t coordinate all your ahorts, skirts n bathinjr suits with our little sailcloth skimmers! See their bright new linings, smart ties, nautical flaps, buckle backs . . . their cushiony . ; . rubber 'n crepe soles . . their shining colors that stay fresh through washing after washing in lukewarm water. Sizes 4 to 9. downstairsstore:'.' . MM Salem, Ore., Fri, May 23, President Mrs. Lloyd Myers of Salem, - who was elected president of the Northwest Council . of Credit Women's Break fast Clubs at" the annual meeting held in Portland. (Jesten-Miller Studio). Grand Chief Makes Visit Mrs'.' Carter Mathews of Port land, grand chief of the Pythian Sisters, made her official visit to Centralis Temple Wednesday eve ning. An informal reception was held in her honor at the home of Mrs. Leon Hansen in the afternoon. Other grand officers present were Mrs. Armln Brown of Dallas, past sitting grand chief; Mrs. Daphne Schaink of Eugene, grand protector; and Miss Betty Jean Bergner, grand senior, Salem, Mrs. Calaude Murphy, past grand chief, was also present . During the evening Andy Han sen, of Salem was honored as the only charter member of Centralla Temple to be present. Mr. Mae McCoy was in charge of the program. JEFFERSON Ankeny Grange Is sponsoring a bridal shower honor ing Mrs. Gerald Zehner in the Grange hall Monday, May 26 at t p.m. All friends are welcome to attend. ''vf' PENNEVS COLOR FLATS MACHINE WASH WITH THE GREATEST OF '58 (Sec. II)-9 Reception Given For Officers Miss Carol George, worthy aq visor of Cherry Assembly, Rain bow Girls and her officers were formally installed at a ceremony on Sunday at the Scottish Rite Temple. ' There was a reception following the installation and presiding at the punch bowl and coffee urn were, Mrs. Paul Robinson, past grand matron, and Mrs. Vernon Monroe,- sister of Miss George. Assisting were Mrs. Clair Alder- son,. Mrs. M.-C. Baker, Mrs. Steve Bauman, and ;Mrs. $pencer Ketchum. 'r , ' Special guests were, Mrs. Dl M. Eby, mother advisor of Hope As sembly; Mrs. Paul, Robinson, past grand matron; Mrs. Clarence Field worthy matron of Trinity Chapter, Eastern Star; Harold Davis, pas; master of Lodge' 4; Miss Charlene Shaner, worthy advisor of Ever green Assembly, Woodburn. Willamette Chapter of Demolay performed the crowning ceremony of which Allan Stevens is master councilor. While -the crown was placed on the worthy advisor, Wil liam Utley sang and Karen Guid inger played a piano solo. Assisting Mrs. Guyles George with decorations were Mrs. Donald Nelson, Mrs. Jack Robertson and Mrs. Ora McKenzie. Attending the guest book was Miss Margaret Martin. Miss Moffett Tells Troth Announcement is being made of the engagement of Miss Janis Mof fett, daughter of Mrs. Elma Ray Hass of Beverly Hills, Calif, and Hal Moffett of Salem, to K. e 1 1 n Forcier, son of Mrs. Dora Forcier of Salem. No date has been set for the wedding. The bride-elect, who will grsd uate in June from . North Satem High School, makes her home with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ray at rruuiana. Her fiance is a graduate of Norm Salem High School. The Pinochle Pals were enter tained Wednesday at a salad luncb- eon and cards at the home of Mrs. Leota Wagner. STORE HOURS: MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS 9:30 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. OTHER DAYSt 9:30 AM. TO 5:30 P.M. EASE!