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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1953)
Thursday, May IU IKS Hat lit (. .V r i It i i 1 f- v .1 K.i. 8 iff. 11 r "1 . Heade areas Miss Donna Jackson, above, has been in stalled aa worthy adviaer for Ramona assembly. Order of Rainbow for Glrla at Sllvtr- ' ton. (MeXwan studio plo. ture.) Installation for Garden Club Listed Liberty Mrs. Wilbert Xurth wu bottaaa to the Wee . Weeden Garden club on Tues . day afternoon at deeMrt at her home. The group deeided to Join tha louth Bill Garden club la a flower show for the two group on June at the galea Helghtf Community hall Flan were made for an entry Into the Rote Show scheduled for June IS and 14, at the Izaak Walton league elub house. Named on the com mittee were Mr. RolsndSee er. Mr. Harold A. Tlose- braugh and Mr. A. J. lehalk. The group decided on iria a the elub flower. -There wa an inctallation of ffker a follows: President, Mrs. A. J. Schalk; vice pre!' stent. Mrs. Roland feeger; and eecrotary-treaeunr, Mrs. Ray; Alderin. Mrs. WUUam Ball wa the Installing officer. Corsages were presented to tha new of ficers, and a girt so tne renr sag president, Mr. I s. neo tiek. On tha program Mrs. Wil liam Ran ahowed colored tides. Guests war Mrs. 8. R. Davidson, Mr. Ray Riff. Mrs. William Han and Mrs. Lyle Beyne who spoke on Federated Garden club. , e Guests at Silverton Silverton Mr. X. J. Xvar- aon has had aa her house guest for several days. Mrs. Thomas Hardls of McMinnvllle. Mrs. Hardie and her husband, the late Rev. Thomas Hardie, were local residents for several rears when the Rev. Mr. Hardie was pastor of tha local Methodist congregation. ' Among these entertaining Mrs. Iversoa at afternoon af fairs were tha Robert Kemper and the Webber family, Mrs. Albert Grind, Mrs. B. J. Pal mer, Mr. and Mrs. Ed X. Ad' am. Many other former local friends met her at the Meth odist church Sunday rooming services and the Cooler Gar dens Iris show during tha aft ernoon. Mrs. Kardle returned to her McMinnvWe home Wednesday. Troop front Liberty Brownie troop Mo. 112. brought its year'a acti vities to close en Saturday at a picnic at Crestwood Acres. Attending were Unda Behrens, Linda Campbell, Mary Clark, Polly Clark, Shanna Talk, Ka ren Jo Hall, Mary Hubert, Juanlta Will. Bonnie Rybloom, Carol Smith, Karen Sorenton, Roberta Turner, Judy Van Dyke. Sheila werry. Anita Wiotte, Mrs. Lloyd Clark and Ann, Mrs. Alan Campbell and Arlene, Mrs. John Turner, Ann and John Jr. Mrs. Helen Dasch, Mrs. Harry Werry and Donald, Mrs. James ralK, Mrs, Walter Schendel, Steven, Vir ginia, Jeannette, William and Deanna, Mrs. Carl Rybloom and Kathryn, Susan and Phoe be Clark. Mrs. Vera Sorenaon and Linda. The group present ed the leaders, Mrs. Lewi B, Clark, Mrs. 'Walter Schendel, and Mrs. Veen aVtiensen with Sift . So smooth ' It leaves vou ' hrtatbkss Y miTnofF v J v VODKA Mrs. Sites Heads Group Silverton Mrs. Robert Sites was elected president of the Jaycettes, Tuesday evening at a buffet supper meeting with Mrs. Harlan Moe and Mrs. Wayne Grodrian co-hostesses at the Moe home. Formal installation cere monies followed the election with Mr. Jim Jones, retiring president, directing. Assisting officers t Mrs, Site are. vice-president, Mrs. Robert Mallorie; secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, treasurer, Mrs. Bill Will Isms; historian, Mrs. Philip Clltes. The ceremonial of installa tion wa a candlelight one, each retiring officer receiving her successor with a presents tion of appreciation. Mrs. Sites listed her com mittee personnel. Mrs. Robert Mallorl la chairman ox pro gram, assisted by Mrs. Keith Anderson and Mr. Olaf Paulr son, Jr. On membership are Mrs. Richard Hartley and Mr. David Demeter. Telephone committee member are Mrs, Murl Anderson. Mn. Bill Wil liams, Mr. Dlek Gentzkow and Mrs. Lamr CrenneU. Thirty members attended, and welcomed two guests, Mrs. Justin L. Dyrud and Roy Ben son. Plans for the annual flower show of the younger matron (roup were discussed, and the tentative date of August 8, set for the sixth annual show. .. . For Garden Club Salem Heights Mrs. I. A. Carleton was hostess to the Little Garden club of Salem Heights last week at dessert at her home. Mrs. C. A. Kells and Mr. Charles Sawyer are the assisting hostesses. The schedules for the 1953 chrysanthemum show was named out and tha group de cided to grow six aew speci mens tn horticulture for the show jnl two for the plant sale. . New officers elected are: President, Mrs. Kenneth Z wicker; vice-president, Mrs. Francis Origan; and seeretary treaturer, Mr. Hunt Clark. Following the business meet ing the group went on a tour of the trie garden M William Rector, the flower gardens at the home of Mrs. John Doug las, the gardens of Mrs. C. A. Kells and the gardens of Mrs. Virgil Sexton. The next meeting, schedul ed for May SB, at Mrs. Floyd McClellan's home on Ratcutf Drive will feature installation! of officers.. , - I Delegates attending the San tlam district meeting of -the Federation of Garden clubs in Corvallis on May 18, were Mrs. John Douglas, Mr. Kenneth Z wicker, Mr. Joe VanCleave and Mrs. Lyl Bayne. Visitors Noted Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Dickersonare spending a few days visiting their son, Vayle Dicker son, in Reno, Nev. On their itinerary an route home are visits with friends and relatives In Canon City and Medford. They hope to return to Silverton the last of the week. In charge of the Dlckersoa store during their absence are Mrs. Tl P. Heiden- strom and Mrs. Lewis A. Hall. year hite.-'deef ieoot ' camfet'iiren, yoet ttt&tA4. 4k beat yety ibew UfitNM lumleaetltv t Tael say aSey ekng tost like gartered stockings. rTkaDks to hands ml Ucj slastict) And yim CetB kesTe) etlfBI laO tfl6 Blak'SebeVaMsJV M usi wornAt iot yam 4krDicm SUvertoa Mn. Alf O. Nelson, above, was installed as president of the Silverton Woman's club at a luncheon program at Trinity Lutheran social rooms Monday after noon. Mrs. Glenn Briedwell, retiring president, was in stalling official. Assisting Mn. Nelson for the coming club year will be: As vice president, Mn. Emma Co berly; Mrs. Carl Hande, Sr., aa treasurer, and Mrs. Har lan Moe as secretary. Program Listed for Show in Silverton Silverton Don Melton, Silverton high school student, will appear in piano selections, and Miss Carol Zetteberg in marimba lumbers, during pro gram Intermissions of the an nual Spring Serenade, Thurs- give tiiem tie Cantor of perfect-fitting ' v D E LLES (1 A It UE E R stockings to personal leg-tizet V ever a girl wants beautiful lea? she graduates or marries. So why Shanneenl Her own perfect-fitting skin W aa example of how Ihey cling. No wrinkle. No crooked seams. AH latiny-imooiluttm when worn in her own leg-sue. . to a pair ) . ... County Budget Balanced Within the The Marion county budget committee, after laboring through three days of statis tic and checking the requests of the several departments, late Wednesday came up with a budget that balances within the 6 ner cent limitation. The final hearing wm o held at 10 ajn. Monday, June 29 when K Is expected the stamp of approval will be placed upon the document aa compiled by the committee's secretary. As had been anticipated the budget balancing wa accom plished through the expedient of finding revenues in excess of those outlined in tne pre liminary survey. In addition the committee trimmed vari ous reauesta for (alary raises and eliminated virtually all items of capital improvements. The Utter will be taken care of, for the most part, from day and Friday evenings, at the Eugene Field auditorium. May 31 and 23. Mn. Cor dell WoodalL Jun ior high physical education In structor, is presenting 70 young women in a colorful show of around one and one-half hour. A limited number of free ticket for the show may be picked up at Welbys, Steel- hammer. Stiffs, or Penney. This arrangement la necessary to insure available apace for ating. -it's on me day lot gire BeOe- brev doSSic m i m s lELLE-tHAIMEEl brev Legal Limit funds allocated to the etruction and equipment of the court house, . The request of the county planning and soiling commit tee for 818478 was shaved to 913,000 while the budget group allotted 81,000 by way of assisting tn the construction of a veteran building at Au rora. The allotment of 8293,838 approved for the state in con nection with welfare work was approved. I Mem ben of the budget com mittee included County Judge Rex Hartley. County Com- mlasionen E. L. Roger and Roy Rice: Demur Davidson, Pat McLaughlin and Loyal Warner. Sf. Mary's fo Have Class Night May 22 ML Ansel St. Mary's grade school will hold Class Night Friday, May 32, at 8 pjn. in the St Mary's auditorium. Ruth Wilde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Wilde ha been named valedictorian and Donna Vols, daughter of Mr. and Mn. George Vols, Is the salutatorlan. The graduation program will be the following Thursday, May 28, at 8 pjn. in the St Mary's auditorium. Mary Ann Ebner and John modlte dechess ; : Kravwat I brMII, araaaHtaM. ihaw - . .KaatolOYt Sljaitvtlati SlmtMlallH aW aSa.) aa lap. Han t la 11V as seen in VOGUE tnodit dwehes saaaaaa) (iWaaaa) ta, inal la taS, aaSlaa. aka baa. taraar bfa, IwlktM SkaaSHIetl tSsaiMwVt Schallbareer will read the class will, and the class history will be given by Michael Pranger. Patricia Duman will read the class prophecy, The awards will be present ed by Francis Finneran, princi pal of the school, and Miss Pa tricia Council will be the pi ano accompanist for the "Fare well Song," by the graduating SrisII Craft Get Weather Warning Seattle W) The Weather Bureau Thursday morning or dered small craft warning con tinued at 8 ajn. for Inland wa ters of Washington and change storm warning to (mail craft warning Tatooeh to Cape Blan co for south to southwest winds 18 to 35 miles an hour- with gusts to 38 diminishing Thurs day night A horse must be dead IB yean before the Jockey Club will entertain application for the re-use of his or her name. il with a lot of vDUnlOtlS I) O i!fi TTti Tim, ."iff UmmmmmmmmmmmmlOmmmmlMmmmmmml 'I - - j - r- ( if Your tummer-tim cotton drewes are bright, brief and breath-taking , . . am-packed with sure fashion touches. Shown here is en outstanding style in fagoted cotton with great big saucer buttons. Navy, brown or green. Sizes 1 J to 20. hats designed for summer drama In favor under ths summer tun . . . Zenith Tnmsnc trrowv Sailon, pedrsi, tiny heti to sit o-top your head. In whhej eiony with controsling trim. Many larger heodsitss. dusters and houswceott t A selerful erroy of embossed sonom In esle prints end solid tones. Dustsn afvrV.kmgisrrWSlsMl2te20l NteeA Healer Gets Prison Jolt O. L. Albery. Goldbar chiropractor, pleaded guilty wednesaay w man .iiM in connection with the death of a diabetic patient and was sentenced to a maxi mum of 20 year In the state penitentiary. , Superior Judge Edward m. Nolkneyer suspended the sen tence because of Albery health and placed him on pro nation I or tnree years. AUwv was rharffed In the death of Mrs. Mar) oris West brook, 30, of Albany, Ore., a diabetic, May 14, 1051. Ppnuraitni Phil Sheridan ac cused Albery of advising Mrs. MKwWoodbur.7331 Evenings by Appointment DR. G. W.KING OPTOMETRIST Houn 8:00 to 6 P.M. Closed Wednesday 392 Pacific Hwy. (99Q Woodburi, Or. fashion new$ 400 IE rim 17 w.k.nnk tn reduce the am ount of insulin (he had been taking. ' . Albery also waa unea prsctics without a licennse. AS hrm nf nractklng chiro- a condition of his probation, be must refrain from tne practice of chiropractic!. 2u irrlkien. eoaeh of Syra cuse University's crew, was aa .K.rant on the U.S. OlympiO rowing squad of 1938. Nssrlr U soils aselLaxMatcrap co grow thrMfig Uwn, firaaasl' aMdUrcMotcfop I I cogrowtnnnas, f 1 ii ELL A am HIE Phone 3-919T 550 N. CAPITOL --v. w. , .
