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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1958)
Cblarfu! AaotcUr dances awn 9 a polk, a tarantella, Polish nsasorfca and tvenlsb tangos will snow (ha dancers in their beauti Ad costumes. Aerobatfo capers nd novelty tap numbers will round out the program. Barbara Smith is handling the musical arrangements. Costumes have been under the supervision at lira. Paul Townsend, Mrs. Eampton C Piatt and lira. Ear old Pierce. Refreshments chair man Is Mrs. Harry Cox. Students participating arc Judy Branca, Frances Runkd, Lynn Roner, Shannon White, Craig Pen niman, Jamie Pierce, Jary Pierce, Mona Rao Hewett, Barbara Rob erts, Wendy Rae Cloyd, Greta Jane Brown, Steven Johnson, Mary Lynn CamiDo, Mary Kay Vincent, Cheryl Reece, Sande Schmidt, Jenny Schmidt, Patricia Cox, Candy Piatt. Gail Branson, Suzanne Horner, Rebecca Ann Carl, Mary McDowell, Billie Jean Haines, Billy Brenner, Jery Sue Dood and Susan Snyder. The regular meeting of Marion Auxiliary 661, V.F.W. will be held at the V.F.W. hall, Monday night Memorial services will be held and following the meeting there will be a short program of entertain ment consisting of both musical numbers and tap dancing. Mrs. Roy Hagedorn is chairman of the refreshment committee. Junior Y-Teens Elect New officers for Inter-club of the Junior High Y-Teens were elected in regular club meetings. The new officers are president, Mary Clark; vice-president, Janet Kelly; secretary-treasurer, Jeanne Buchanan; worship chairman, Nancy Jenny; and social chair man, Linda Wright. The officers of the past year are planning a dinner party to honor the new of ficers. The members in charge of the dinner are Nancy Van Houten and Sue Bennett. r Immm Newest Crochet Get out your crochet hook and start these doilies. They will add distinction to your home give you satisfac tion in your handiwork. Pattern 516: Crochet directions for 14 and 18 inch doilies in No. 30 cotton. Send THIRTY -TVS CENTS In coins tor thu pattern-add I cent for each pattern lor lat-claai mall in Xend to The Oregon Stateamar Needlecrrft Dept. P. 6. Box 16. OI; Chelae Station, New York 11. N. V Printplainly PATTERN NUMBER jfAMI. ADDRISS and ZONE. n South Salem Prom Slated' For the Coming Weekend A gold staircase and multi-colored fountain will be featured at the annual South Salem High School Junior-Senior prom, "It Happens Every Spring," which will take place in the school's east balcony gymnasium on Saturday night between s and 12 o'clock. HPlnk and sold k tte color cnem 'or the formal affair, which will be carried out in the decorations .and the programs. Harry weseiys orchestra will provide the music. Patrons and patronesses will in clude Messrs. and Mesdames Cast Aschenbrenner, Wesley E. Stew art, Donald Brandon, Howard Fu jii. Don Empey, -Lloyd Hockett, Paul Rowell, Stanley Shotts, Ralph Moen, Lyle .Wilhelmi. Kenneth Zwicker, and Mr. Robert Voigt and Mrs. Neil Brown. Committees Named General chairman of the dance Is Dorothy Moen. Working on pro grams are Ricki Wood, chairman, Gordon Humphrey, Jeff Boden- weiser, Dan Watts, Judy Mohr, . Betti Dyke, Joan Fast, Sue Hilz, Marcia Chase and Judy Erickson: refreshments, Sue Zwicker, chair man, Doris Stringham, Claudia Weaver, Julia Marshall, Ann Mc- Donough and Doug McCormack. Theme, Myrna Halverson, chair man, Judie Pengra. Max Moor- head, Larry McCarger and David rerry; clean-up, Mike Mills, chair man, Doug McCormack, Dick Lott, Jim Woodry, Larry McCargar. Lar ry Campbell, LeRoy ' Bachellor, Leah Thorn, Jill Scott, Keith Olson, Jerry Silke, Derrold Hopkins, Sha ron Johnson, Sue Loucks and Di ana Arling; publicity, Karen Har ris, chairman, assisted by mem bers of the art class decorations, Mary Wilbur, chairman, assisted by members of the junior class. Mrs. Glen Wilbur will serve punch at the prosi assisted by Mrs. Leon Perry and Mrs. Werner Brown. YW Dance Students in Recital Mi's. Richard H. Snyder, YWCA dance instructor, will present her dance students in an Informal dance recital on Wednesday eve ning at 7:30 at the YWCA build ing. The program will be compli mentary to members and friends of the Y. After the program, which concludes this dance sea son, refreshments will be served. Since most of the pupils are be ginning students with only a few months of lessons, they will appear mainly in class demonstrations. -Petite Ballerinas," a heAtf in tame, win open the recital, fea turing Gosan Snyder in an inter- Last Film In Series Slated The last of this season's AAWU series of foreign films will be Laurence Olivier's production of Richard III" to be shown Mon day, Tuesday, and Wednesday at the Grand Theater. Curtain time is 7:45 p.m. Series tickets will be good at all performances and ad mission to the single performance may be obtained at the door. Also starring in the powerful Shakespearean drama is the lovely Claire Bloom. The production is particularly noted for the beauti fully spoken English language by the cast of. highly trained Shakes pearean actors. AAUW is gratified by the favor able response to its sponsorship of the film series and is contemplat ing a second series for the near future. Miss Hart Weds Gerald Zehner JEFFERSON - Miss Anna Belle Hart, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Hart of Salem, and Gerald Arthur Zehner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed win Zehner of Jefferson, exchang ed marriage vows in the Jason Lee Methodist parsonage in Salem on Thursday, May IS. Rev. Luther Baker, Jr. read the double ring service at 8 o'clock. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Willis Hart of Dal las. She wore a beige suit with box jacket, and white accessories, and a white orchid corsage. Miss Linda Zehner of Salem, cousin of the bridegroom, was maid of honor. She wore a white sheath dress with yellow embroid ered flowers. Her accessories were white and she wore a corsage of pink rosebuds. Gary Zehner of Klamath Falls, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. A reception was held at the Zenith' Club Banquet The Salem Zenich Club will hold its annual Installation banquet Wednesday night at the Colonial House at 7:30 o'clock. The hew of ficers will be Installed by Mrs. E. David Bartruff. The committee in charge of ar rangements includes Mrs. Joseph Franko, chairman, Mrs. Richard Lankow, co-chairman, Mrs. Del mar Hansen, Mrs. Maurice Walker, Mrs. William Schaumberg and Mrs. Dewey Rand Jr. - home of the bride's sister follow ing the ceremony. The couple will be at home at 1900 North Commercial Street in Salem. Mr. Zehner is employed at the Marion-Linn Warehouse in Jef ferson and the bride is employed by Pierce Freight Lines in Salem. New Citizens . Are Greeted FOUR CORNERS-lA trio of new citizens were welcomed in Four Corners homes this week. A son, Michael Lee, was born May 12 at the Salem General hos pital to Mr. and Mrs. Roland An derson. There is a sister, Rebecca Louise, and the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Anderson, S4 lem, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fallen? Palm Springs, Calif., and great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hunt, Seattle, and Mrs. F. R. McCormick, Post Falls, Idaho. Mi chael Lee was born on the wed ding anniversary of the Fallens. Felicitations go to Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson (Mary Fletcher) on the birth of a daughter, Cynthia Lee, May 14, at the Salem Gen eral hospital Greeting the new comer are sisters. Belinda Jean and Shirley Ann. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ander- President Reelected St. Joseph's Parents Club re elected Henry Meyer as president for. the ensuing year at Wednes day's meeting. Other officers are J. J. Ferder, vice-president; Mrs. Joseph Meier, secretary; John Garren, treasurer; Mrs. James Coffee, Mrs. Joseph Print apd Mrs. John Graham, room repres- sentatives-at-large. Father Joseph Vsnderbeck spoke informally to me group at uie jbsi meeting of the season. son, Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fletcher, Des Moines,, Iowa. A daughter. Jill Helen, was born May 14 at the Salem General hos pital to Mr. and Mrs.' K. Dale Johnson (Irene Bany). Greeting the new sister are brother Michael and sister Judith. The grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Chris John son, Monmouth, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bany, Seaside. The paternal grandmother, Mrs. Johnson, is vis iting in her son s home to greet the new grandchild. Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun, May 25, "58 (Sec. III)-21 Hostesses Fete Miss Pomeroy PEDES Miss Amy Pomeroy, bride-elect of Don Reed, was hon ored with a bridal' shower; at the Women's clubhouse Friday latter noon. Hostesses were Mrs. Herman Amos. Mrs. Clen Edwards and Pairs. C. C. Backsen. Mrs. Backsen played two piano solos and ac companied Mrs. G. C. Jones and Mrs. Edwards who sang.. Mrs. Wayne Shelton poured coffee, Mrs. Backsen served punch and Mrs. Don Mentier cut the cake. Mrs. Robert Laudahl, assisted by Patty Wiens, gave a shower for Miss Pomeroy at her home in Dallas Saturday evening. Guests were Dallas high school class mates, where Miss Pomeroy is a senior. On Sunday Mrs. Drexel White and Mrs. Claude Brown, both Woodburn, aunts of Miss Pomeroy, entertained with a fam- Birthday Honored JEFFERSON Mrs. Mary DeVfr ney observed her 90th birthday ea May IS and was guest of honor at a dinner party at her niece's restaurant in Albany. Taking Mrs, DeVaney were her daughters, Mrs, Lawrence Compton, Mr. Compton and Jean Ellis. She was born in Humboldt County, Calif, and came to Oregon by covered wagon when 11 years old. Her family settled near West Scio, where ber grand father, F. P. Fleener, had a large land holding. Much of this holding still is held by the family. 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