VJ Statesman's HOME I anorama Women . . . Music . . . Fashions . . . Features Miss Roberta Eyre Tells Plans for June Nuptials Attendants have been announced by Miss Roberta Eyre for her forthcoming marriage to David Eaton on June 13. The marriage will take place at 8 o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church with ciating. Miss Jackie LaDue will be Miss Eyre's maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss Julia Kay Rich and Miss Sharon Muller. Junior brides maids will be Gail Horning and Marcia Lou Carter, cousin of the bride. Coming from Pontine, Michigan to be Mr. Eaton's best man is his brother, Ralph Eaton. Ushers are Ken Anderson of Battleground, Wash., Glenn Bowgren, River Forest, Illinois, Charles Clemans, Coos Bay, and Earl Eyre, of Salem. Lighting the candles will be Ralph Eyre Jr., and Jack Miller. Organist will be William Fawk and soloist will be Mist Patricia Gotchall of Portland. Groom's Parent ( Arrive Arriving in the capital this week to attend the wedding and their son s graduation is Mr. and Mrs Ralph Eaton of Pontiac, Michigan. With them will be their daughter, Mrs. Glen Welch of Reegan, Mich igan. Mr. Eaton will graduate from Oregon State College on Monday and will receive his commission as an Ensign in the United States Navy. He will be stationed at Pearl Harbor for the next three years. Around Town By JERYME ENGLISH THE PARTY WHIRL . . . Mrs James Zwaschka and Mrs. William McCormack are planning a fare well party for Friday night at the former's home on Munkers Ave nue .. . the affair is being ar ranged in compliment to Mrs. William F. Johnson (Patricia Elf itrom) of Corvallis, who is soon moving to Medford ... and Mrs. Richard Hodgson (Pebble DeSart), who with Dr. Hodgson, leaves this summer for Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, where the army cap tain will be stationed . . . they have been living in Portland Guests have been invited to an 8 o'clock dessert supper ... in the group, which includes long time school friends, will be Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Hodgson, Mrs. Gary Campbell, Mrs. Richard Grenz, Mrs. Darwin Kerber, Mrs. Richard Lee, Mrs. Barnes Rogers, Mrs. Robert Hedges, and Mrs. Allan R. Mann Jr. and Mrs. William Kaer of Portland, Mrs. Robert Han uska of Tillamook and the host esses Aa n revolr . . . coffee is calen dared for Friday morning when Mrs. Joe Bonawltz, Mrs. Ted Mor ris and Mrs. Austin Elvers enter tain at the former's Virginia Street home for the pleasure of Mrs. Vlnee Fletcher . . . The Fletchers and their three children, Jack, Ceamle and Patty are leaving Mon day for Portland to make then lime ... A group f Mrs. FleWb trs friends have been invited to eaU between 10 and 12 o'clock to ay farewell . Dr. and Mrs. Elvers, Dr. as4 Mrs. Sidney redden and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kendall entertained at dinner Mon day night at the latter! heme hon riag the Fletchers ... the ecea sloa also celebrated Mrs. Fletch er's birthday , . . Dinner boats . . . Sunday will be Mr. and Mrs. Percy Thorn, who are entertaining at their home honoring their daughter, Anne, who is being graduated as a dental hygieniiT from the University of Oregon Dental School in Portland on June 12 . . . Miss Thorn at tended Willamette University be fore entering dental school and has served as president of her class this year ... she is a mem ber of Alpha Kappa Gamma, na tional dental hygiene sorority, and will practice in offices of several Salem dentists . . . Twenty guests have been invited to the family dinner including Miss Thorn's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Her man Thorn of Vancouver, Wash. . . Coffee time . . . today when Mrs. Glenn McConnlck and Mrs. Frank V. Prime entertain a group f friends at the former's King wood Heights home . . . guests have been Invited to call after 11 'clock . . . A luncheon . . . will be given by Kathleen Schmidt today at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt Jr., following the graduation rehearsal at South Sa lem High School . . . luncheon will be served on the patio and assisting the hostess will be her mother and sister, Gloria . . . Guests include the Misses Ann Cates, Deanna Alexander, Zola Peterson, Diane Meola, Arlene Rybloom, Judy Shires and Jan Bowe . . . several in the group will be attending college come fall . . . Kathleen has received a scholarship to Bob Jones Univer sity in Greenville, S.C. . . . Zola also has a scholarship and will attend Howard Payne College in Brownwood, Texas . . . Ann and Diane plan to attend OCE . . . Arlene will go to Portland State and Deanna ''Will enter OCE or Pacific University . . . A dancing party ... is on the agenda for tonight when Ann Hal vorson and Linda Noland enter tain a group of their McKlnley classmates at the Andrew Halvor aon home in Ben Lomond Park . . . Twenty-four have been invited to the party, which will celebrate their graduation from McKlnley . . . A farewell luncheon . . . will honor Miss Myrtle Weatherholt on Saturday when members of the Salem Business and Professional Women's Club entertain with a no host party at Randall's Chuck Wagon at 1 o'clock . . . Miss Weatherholt who has been on the staff of the Oregon State Library, is leaving in mid-June for Cali fornia to make her home . . . she was recently elected vice-president of the Salem BPW club . . . Honor guest ... at an au revolr coffee oa Friday will be Mrs. Philip Hawley, who Is leaving for Let Angeles to make her home . . . Mrs. James Lisa and Mrs. Harold G. Maison will be hostesses for the party with neighbors ' and friends Invited to caU between 10 S 1 o'clock at the Linn home a Holiday Drive . . . Mrs. Roy Ferris and Mrs. John Kolb will preside at the coffee urns and Mrs. Richard Taggesell and Mrs. Daniel J. Fry Jr. will greet guests at the door ... Dinner hosts . . . Friday night will be Dean and Mrs. Melvin H. Gelst, who have invited a few friends to a buffet dinner at their Fairmount Hill home . . . Spring Brook . . Garden Club members will meet for a no-host luncheon on Friday at Meier and Frank's Oregon Room and later will attend the Rose Show . . . To fete husbands . . . Mrs. Rich ard BaHantyne has invited mem bers f her bridge clnb and their husbands to a no-host dinner and bridge party Saturday night at their borne on Sonora Way . . Covers will be placed for Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Cooley, additional guests . . . Mr. and Mrs. James Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Houck, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Murray Schofield, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ramey, Mr. and Mrs. Alrln Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. George Norrls and the hosts . . . Visitors ... in the capital this week are Mr. and Mrs. William H. Paulus of San Jose, former Salem residents . . . they have come north for the graduation of their son, William G. Paulus, from Willamette University Law School on Sunday ... Arriving . . . in the capital this weekend was Jim Burke, son of Mrs. Doaald Burke, who has Just completed his freshman year at Brm University. Providence, MX . . . he was accompanied west by bis roommate, Walter Brothers of Greenwich, Conn., who wffl spend the summer in Salem at the Burke homo ... the two will return to Brows University in September ... Students Appear In Song Recital Mrs. Frank Burlingham will pre sent her voice students in a song recital Sunday afternoon, June 8, at the Roberts Studio at 2 o clock. Assisting on the program will be Lois Plummer Schmidt, pianist. Parents and friends of the students are invited to attend. Appearing on the program will be Jeanne Elam, Sara Beth Ander son, Cynthia Kaufman, with Anne Kaufman, accompanist, Gloria Jean Schmidt, June Stevenson, Linda Sebum, Judy McClelland, Nancy Jo Smith, Judy Winter and Deanna Alexander. Attend Graduation MT. ANGEL Mrs. Grace Trae ger and Miss Margaret Traeger, accompanied by Sister Antoinette, OSB and her companion, Sister M. Paula, OSB, motored to Olympia, Wash., on May 30 to attend the graduation exercises at St. Mar tin's College. Thomas Traeger, son and brother, was among 'the graduates, receiving his B.A. de gree in industrial relations. Tom returned home with his family for a weekend visit, but left again Sunday to return to his work -in Olympia, where he is employed by the State Unemployment Divi sion. Chairmen Appointed XI Lambda chapter of Beta Sig ma Phi met at the home of Miss Hattie Bratzel for the final meet ing of the season. Mrs. Billy 0. Bishop, the new president, an nounced her committee chairmen for the coming year as follows: Miss Martha Lierly, ways and means; Mrs. Donald Parker, so cial; Mrs. Gus Hewitt, publicity; Mrs. John Ellis, program; Mrs. Jack Kailey, contact; and Mrs. Burl Cox, service. PEDEE Visitors at the C. L. Burbank home over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Turner and Kent, Vancouver, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dueltgen, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frey, Mrs. Winnie Fletcher, Mrs. Maxine Preim and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Amort, all of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. W. Troy Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ronco and three children, Mrs. Thera Womer and Nola, aU of Pedee; Albert Ronco and Arthur, Newberg. SHERIDAN More than twenty Rainbow Girls of the Sheridan Assembly ' will attend Oregon's Grand Assembly session in Albany next Sunday,- Mondays, and Tues day. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Fern Eberhart and Mrs. Rob ert Hughey as chaperones and their mother advisor, - Mrs. Les iGlover. Mrs. Holmes Will Honor Delegates Oregon's First Lady, Mrs- Robert D. Holmes, will entertain delegates to the State Democratic Women's Conference at tea this afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30 o'clock at the governor's home, 695 N. Summer Street. All Interested Democratic women and especially precinct committee- women are invited to attend. Mrs. Holmes will receive with Mrs. Thomas Scales of Sandy, state Democratic vice-chairman and general chairman of the con ference. Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, newly elected president of the Mar ion County Jane Jefferson Club, will greet guests at the door. Pouring will be Mrs. Robert Duncan, Medford, Mrs. W. O. Lindquist, Aurora, Mrs. Albert Logan, Corvallis, Mrs. George Kouns, Albany, Mrs. Dolly Fess- ler, Prineville, Mrs. Robert Jor dan, Portland, Mrs. Dave Epps, sweet Home, Mrs. Edward Adel sheim, Portland, Mrs. Howard Russell, Eugene, Mrs. C. Girard Davidson, Portland, and Mrs. Dewey Rand, Salem. Members of the local Jane Jef ferson. Club will be hostesses for the conference at the hotel and will assist at the tea. Sen. Ohmart Is Speaker Senator Lee Ohmart was the guest speaker at the meeting of the Pettycoat Pollys on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Del Milne. The subject of his talk was "Re publican Talking Points." Guests attending were Mrs. John Craigen, Mrs. Warren Doolittle and Mrs. Kenneth Prouty. The group made plans to spon sor a flag sale on June 13 with Mrs. Ted Morrison in charge. The Pettycoat Pollys will be in charge of the Republican booth at the state fair and members are busy typing precinct lists for Marion County with Mrs. Charles Campbell in charge. Carver Home Scene of Rites FALLS CITY-Event of May 29 was the wedding of Miss Linda King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester King, and Dean Carver, son of Mrs. Vernice Carver, which took place at the Carver home with Rev. Claude Wells of Dallas officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Lloyd Graham, wore a white afternoon gown and carried a white Bible. Her only attendant was her sister. Miss Sara King, who wore a navy blue chemise dress with a white carna tion corsage. Roy Carver was best man for his brother. " A reception followed the rites. After a wedding trip along the coast the couple will be at homo in Falls City. LYONS Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stockwell and children from Prine ville were Friday guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Ayers. His mother Mrs. Ina Stockwell who has been visiting at the homo of her son returned to her home here. Mrs. Mary Fuqua, Portland, is visiting the Van Pnch ards. LINCOLN Jerry Brog, county agent of Coquille, accompanied by his wife. Mrs. Brog and sons. Steven and Alan, has been a house guest at the home of his mother, Mrs. Freda Brog for a week. They left Friday enroute to Ridgefield, Wash., to visit Mrs. Brogs" re latives for a week. Juniors Meet Chemise Half Way - r . owJ'Ti!-. if , f t ; W ''tf . $ 2 hi t I 51 ?i 1 :fCA . 1 V'.'- i v) Two" Ways to Look this Summer: Juniors like both the full skirt and the chemise, as illustrated by these two popular styles, both using the ribbon trim so important currently. At left is a red and white polka-dotted organdy full skirted dress with a sailor collar and contrasting hemline accented by navy grosgrain ribbon. At right, late day chemise in white Chantilly lace, with a wide band of pale blue satin ribbon at the waistline of the taffeta slip be neath, peeping through the lace. Annual Club Picnic Set Salem Junior Woman's Club members and families will gather at 1:30 Sunday afternoon at Para dise Island for the annual club pic nic. Eacn members is axed to bring a hot dish, salad or dessert and their dwn table serivce. Cof fee and soft drinks will be fur nished by the club. The committee headed by Mrs. William Cal Curtz, promises fun for all with special games for the children. Members of the commit tee include Mrs. Victor Berning, Mrs. Glenn Patton, Jr., Mrs. Pat ricia Murray, and Mrs. Wayne Futak. In the event of rain, the picnic will be postponed till June 29. Engagement of Couple Told HUBBARD Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Brown announce the engage ment of their daughter, Muriel Jane, to James David Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Myers, Aurora. No wedding date has been set, " Miss Brown graduated from North Marion Union High School last week and plans to attend busi ness college in Salem next fall. Mr. Myers will be a junior at Ore gon State College next fall. WILLAMCMA The American War Mothers entertained their Gold Star Mothers with a tea at the VFW,halL War Mothers who are also Gold Star Mothers are MrsvB. B. Ham, Mrs. O. W. Mag nuson and Mrs. Ray Morrison. Good Sports Have New Officers Mrs. Donald Geister was elected president of the Good Sports' Club, and Mrs. Ernest Kreft secretary treasurer. George P. Gorn and May E. Cleveland are retiring of ficers. The club acts as an auxiliary to the Indoor Sports Club, whose membership is limited to the handicapped. The Good Sports Club provides transportation to the handicapped, serves food at their meetings and cleans up afterwards. Object of the Good Sports Club is . to encourage the handicapped to attend social gatherings and outings which axe planned espe cially for them. It is affiliated with the International Good Sports Club. The Indoor Sports Club re placed the old Chin-up club organ ized many years ago. Both groups are soliciting new members, according to Mrs. Geis ter. To Honor Breedens BUENA VISTA Open house Is being held at theifarker ichool house Sunday, June t honoring Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breeden of Buena Vista on their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Friends are invited to call between 1 and 4 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. James Chambers, (Barbara Dabacon) of Gervais are the parents of a girl named Rob bin Earline. She was born May 28 at the Woodburn hospital and weighed 6 pounds, 8 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Chambers of North Plain, Oregon and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dabacon of Gervais. CLUB CALENDAR Friday Golden Age Club, YWCA, 1:30 p.m. Convertible SPBQAL MODEL 31 only IQ) 1 H beats ..as it sweeps , . . as it cleans 2 Wcf Al0rer Aufomofie -Shift Throw-away Bofl McJ.rn Sfyling CEf IT NOW AT 0 see - Hear -fiES Talking i JH'ir Friday & j j Window fiimitiiiiiiiMiHi j Monday ! I .'Til ! . . ! Silverton- Mt. Anael SlltJ w 450 Court Street, Salem EM 3-9185 Live Y'er's to Game Members of the Live Y'er's Club will attend the Friday evening baseball game between the Salem Senators and. the Lewiston Broncs. In the event of rain, a sports night will be held at the YWCA instead. Meeting time is 7:15 p.m. Friday at the YWCA. Single men and women between the ages of 18 and 35 are welcome as participants in all Live Y'er activities. UnitHolds Initiation Monday Capital Unit, American Legion Auxiliary Initiated new members at the Monday evening meeting at the Legion Club. The sixteen new members are Mesdames Harvey Holbert, Rich ard Hoover, Leo Kilian, Larry Candell, Wilbur Schenk, Robert Crawford, Fredrick Fischer, Henry Hobson, E. H. Kennedy, Allen C. Jones, E. H. Boxby, (Joseph H. Quinn, Ralph E. Stanton, Virgil Parker, Charles Johnson and R. H. Dayton. Chairman of the initiating team was Mrs. Austin Wilson, assisted by Mrs. Anson Ingels, depart ment president; Mrs. James Gar son, District Two president; Mrs. Lue A. Lucas, Mrs. Glen Holman, Mrs. Frank Waters and Mrs. Helen McLeod. Mrs. John Wood, Girls State chairman, asked members to do nate cookies and flowers for the Girls State session on Willamette University campus beginning June 16. These are to be taken to Lau sanne Hall on the campus opening day. Mrs. Arthur Weddle. unit Dresi dent, anonunced the board meeting for June 9 at her home and she in vited board members to dinner at 6 p.m. New officers will be installed at the next meeting, June 16. Two Are High in Senior Division Mrs. W. E. Kimsey and Mrs. M. Cline were winners at the Knights of Columbus Duplicate Bridge Club on Thursday in the senior division. Others winning points were Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Stewart, Mrs. Asa I. Eoff and Mrs. Leona E. Taylor, Mrs. Walter Barsch and Zelda Borinc. and Walter Cline and Mrs. Edward Roth. In the Junior division winners were Mrs. Charles McElhinny and Mrs. A. L. Elvin, with Mrs. G. P. Haley and Mrs. R. J. Marker, Mrs. Roger Archer and Shirley Kay, and Mrs. John Caughell and Mrs. Henry Kropp also winning points. Statesman, Salem, Ore, Thurs., June 5, '58 (Sea II)-1S Farewell Tea Given by Group The.O-Ki-Hl 6th grade Camp Fire group from Englewood com bined a farewell tea and one of their requirements for firemaker's rank at their guardian's home, Mrs. Virgil Pade. Those participating in this event were Dianne Skew is, Susan Bourne, Jean Hunter, Dorothy Lin nell, Patricia McCoy, Rose Ellen Pade, Paula Riches and Mrs. Pade. Guests attending were Principal Mrs. Jess Daugherty, Mrs. Jacob Fox, Mrs. Pearl Cleaver, Mrs. Beth Steveley, Mrs. Florabell Sell, Mrs. Helen Addison, Miss Erma Hanna, Mrs. G. W. Wharton, Mrs. James Singleton, Mrs. Pat Brutka, Mrs. Hazel Westphal, Miss Wilson, Mrswunams, Mrs. Laura Eaton, Mrs. Beryl LaMar, Mrs. Hallock, Mrs. Barbara Olson, John Cage, Jack Holt and Robert Albritlon. Four of the girls in the group who are taking their 1st torch bearer rank in citizenship, held a dessert party for others in the group. Decorations, food and en tertainment was based on the two holidays, Memorial Day and Flag Day. Annual Spring Musicale Tonight The studio division of the Mor rell Organ Company will present their annual spring musicale at Roberts Studio tonight at 7:45 p.m. Students participating in the organ and piano program will be Cath erine Flesher. Ann Der thick. Car rie Freeman, Jonna Strong, Julie Cross, Doreen Worthington, Susan Porter, Barbara Behm, Roby Ed wards, Tom Cattrall, Lois Swain, Bob Beardsley. Miss Mary Suing and Mrs. Breta Chambers. The interested public is invited to attend the program and a re ception which will follow. Coun selors are Pat Kemper, Alena Friesen and David Louthan. LYONS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hurst and family have moved to their new home near Silverton, where they have brought some acreage. Mr. Hurst is eighth grade teacher at the Marl-Linn school. MissBeals Reveals Troth CENTRAL HOWELL -Mr. and Mrs. John Beals are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Louise to James VanLoan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Van Loan of Corvallis. Miss Beals graduated from the Silverton Union High School and is presently a junior at Oregon State College, majoring in home economics. She is a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma. Mr. VanLoan is a freshman at Oregon State College following his military service. No date has been set for the wedding. Piano, Accordion Recital Held Duane and Louise Hunsaker pre sented a group of piano and ac cordion students in recital June 1 in the chapd of First Evangelical United Brethren Church. Those playing piano solos were Roger Bonner, Ray Colson and Dick Jones. Those playing ac cordion solos and participating in the ensembles were Barbara Mur rtn, Owen McAdams, Mike Hauge, Pam Tiano, Carolyn Muller, Con nie Evensizer, Annie Laurie Bur gess, Kathryn Buxton, Linda Hydes, Eric Calaba, Lynford Buren, Robert Brown, Joy Ledger wood, Lorna Klampe, Sally Jo Anderson, Eric Setala, Tommy Gardener, Gary Panissidir Joyce utterDacK, Kelly Davis. Cotton Pickers Elect Cotton Pickers Square Dance Club will meet at the West Salem Hall on Saturday, June 7 with Neil Brown directing. The host com mittee includes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith and Mr. and Mrs. William Rector. Newly elected of ficers of the group are Robert Chown, president; Milo Grubb, vice-president; Mrs. Glen Wyatt, secretary treasurer; Lionel Trommlitz, Glade Follis and Rich ard Smith, board members. The TOWNE SHOP'S annual ! The Sale ' You Always 'Wait For! SPRING CLEARANCE! ENORMOUS SAVINGS I Sav on vast selection of Towns Shop quality merchandise specially priced because we must clear our stocks prior to the . . arrival of early fall merchandise. DRESSES COATS 8 88 19 88 29 88 Values from 14.95 to 25.00 One full racki selected from regular stock. All new spring and summer dresses in cottons, orlons, drip drys, jerseys. Junior, regular and Vi sizes. ' 49 88 Values to 89.95 Famous label coats drastically reduced for this event. Virgin wools, silk tweeds, linens, cottons and imported ribbons Nate'.. and more Better Dresses VzrVi Off! Famous designer dresses in this group. 88 " SUMMER SUITS : 168 to 29 Values to 49.95 Famous label suits in rayon Cruisaline, Fab- rex, Cotton and Orion, Rayon and silk, combed cotton. Wonderful for vacation wear! SUITS $38 $48 $68 Were $55 to $125 Wool and silk coutourier designs, chemise, demi-fitted, blouson and fitted styles. Import ed Dupioni silks, fine imported and American, woolens; checks, soft tweeds, lightweight wor sted. Black, navy, new solid colors and pat terns.. Regular, junior and half sizes. MILLINERY CLEARANCE $3, $5, All Spring and Summer Hats reduced to clear. PATTERN HATS Vz OFF All sales final. Sorry, no mail and phone orders, no C.O.D.s. Not every stylo in ovary six or color. Charge Accounts Welcome The Towne Shop 480 N. CAPITOL ST. IN THE CAPITOL SHOPPING CENTER SHOP MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS 9:30 A. M. 9 P. M. OTHER DAYS 9:30 TO 5:30 'I J