Tuesday, Aoftiat 4, 1953
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'LIVING FORMS'
Now Dior
Says No
Corsets
Prl V- Christian Dior
My that in all the fun ever
hii shortened akina an im
portant aubject haa been over
looked. He's done away with
corsets.
"For the first time I have
done away with corsets, even
for dance dresses," he said in
an article for the Paris Presse.
an afternoon newspaper. "I
have often ' heard men com
plain, that in dancing, they
couldn't feel a living form un
der women's corsets."
Dior's shortened skirts caus
ed a sensation in fashion cir
cles last week. He told the
Paris newspaper women were
already beginning to shorten
their hemlines before he de
cided last May to shorten
skirts this fall.
'Revolution was in the air,"
he said. "I noticed in the
streets that women were slyly
beginning to shorten their
hems."
He guarded his secret by
leaving his new creations un
hemmed until the last mo
ment. Miss King Wed
Here August. 1
Aurora Mis Darlene
King, only daughter of Mrs.
Rosalie Wallace of Salem, and
Charles Edward C. Diller of
Aurora, were married at an 8
o'clock service Saturday eve
ning, August 1, in the Music
studio of Professor T. S. Ro
berts' home in Salem.
Only members of the family
and a few close friends were
present. The ceremony was
read by the Rev. Ralph Wol
verton, pastor of Immanuel
Baptist church, Salem. Profes
sor Roberts played the organ.
The couple will be at home
In Klamath Falls where Mr.
Diller is with Southern Pa
cific company,
Mr. Diller attended Salem
schools, and Mr. Diller is a
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Christian Dior, French fashion designer who startled
fashion-wise customers in 1947 with "new-look" and
long dresses, holds hemline of model's skirt in Paris to
show his new look the higher hemline. Dior has short
ened skirts to just below the knee, or about 16 inches .
from the floor. While rival designers In Paris continue
with long skirts, shorter skirts seem to be coming back.
(AP Wirephoto via Radio from Paris)
Silverton Flower Show Next Saturday
graduate of Canby union high
school.
Visitors Here .
First Lieutenant and Mrs.
Robert D. Runner and daugh
ter, Wanda, recently arrived
from Fort Bragg, N.C., to visit
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
D. Runner.
A dinner party was given at
the Runner home last week.
Guests were Mrs. W. W. Mc
Dowell, grandmother of Lt.
Runner, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Runner, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Runner and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Runner and daugh
ters. Lt. Runner attended school
in Salem and entered the army
from Salem in 1939.
Lt. and Mrs. Runner plan to
leave about August 10 for
Fort Bragg, N.C., where he is
assigned to the 663rd atomic
field artillery battalion.'
I
Silverton Mrs. James
Nelson and Mrs. Ole Paulson.
Jr., are eo-chaiimen of Silver
ton' sixth annual flower
show, sponsored by the Jay-eee-Ettes,
on Saturday after
noon and evening, August C,
at the Eugene Field school au
ditorium. A free will contribution I
to be received from guests as
a benefit for Thanksgiving and
Christmas welfare work of the
younger women's group.
Sweepstakes award is on
view at the Anderson Gift
shop. North Water street.
Mrs. Robert Sites and her
corps of officers and commit
tee chairmen are to be host
esses. Point Judges are Mrs. Gor
don Elwell, Mrs. Virgil Pettit,
Mrs. Wally Flager. On the
noon clean-up committee (fol
lowing the judging) are Mrs.
Larry Crennell and Mrs. Har
lan Roth; commercial invita
tions, Mrs. Ray Benson and
Mrs. William Williams; tags,
Mrs. Dave Demeter; registra
tion, Mrs. Kenneth Brown,
Mrs. C. G. Arrington and Mrs.
William Hanson; . rules, Mrs.
Lloyd Taylor. Mrs. Phil Clites
and Mrs. Murl Anderson;
prizes, Mrs. John Middlemiss,
Mrs. William Duncan; rib
bons, Mrs. Keith Anderson,
Mrs. Dick Hartley; badges,
Robert Mallorte, Mrs. Glenn
Benson; posters, Mrs. James
Ekman, Mrs. Denzel Legard;
publicity, Mrs. Curt Balstad,
Mrs. Jim Jones; containers,
Mrs. Dick Gentzkow; classifi
cation, Mrs. Robert Sites and
Mrs. Robert Edgerton.
There are to be four sweep
stake prizes, on horticulture.
artistic, grand and junior
awards. Sweepstake points
count in five for first place,
three for second place, and
one for. third.
Eleven rules govern all en
tries: (1) Each person is re
sponsible for his own contain'
ers; (2) Display may be en
tered and arranged from 8 to
11 am. Appointments may
be made for earlier arrange
ments by calling 3-6454. (3)
No foreign foliage la permit
ted in specimen entries, stems
should be long. Self foliage
must be in specimen entsies.
(4) No more than five bloom
are allowed in specimen en
tries unless showing buds. (9)
Judging will be at 18, noon.
August 8. (6) No container
will be necessary for specimen
display, containers will be
provided. (7) Flower show is
limited to amateur growers
and local commercial growers
with the understanding that
the commercial displays mill
not be judged in competition.
(8) Only judges and flower
show officials will be allowed
at the show between 11 a m
and 2:30 o'clock p.m. (S) Any
exhibitor may make one en
try in each class of "Horti
culture Division." One va
riety of any color. (Artistic
errangements are not limited.
(10) All entriea should be
picked up at 8 a.m. Saturday,
August 8. (11) The show will
be opened continuously from
2:30 to t p.m. '
For a complete detailed list
of instructions the several di
vision those Interested may
phone 2-64S4.
There are six main division,
fully detailed in sections: Hor
ticulture, artistic arrange
ments. Junior to 13 year, pot
ted plants, planters, and Gar
den club the theme of which
is "Coronation Year."
High arrangement are 16
inches or over and low ar
rangement are under IS in
ches. Dance Honors Couple
Mt. Angel Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Schmidt (Virginia
Ebner) have returned from
their wedding trip to Victoria,
and Vancouver, B. C, Canada.
L 'They were guests of honor
evening in the St. Mary's
school auditorium, for which
the bride' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert A. Ebner, were
hosts.
WILLAM1NA Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Hines and daughter,
Nina entertained at dinner on
Sunday. Guests were Mr. and
Engagement
Told by Pair
Announcement Is made by
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Helten of the
engagement of their daughter.
Miss Marcie Helten, to William
L. Bangert, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Brownie Bangert.
The wedding is planned for
November. The bride-elect was
graduated from Sacred Heart
academy and is employed with
Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph company. Mr. Bangert is
a graduate of Salem high school
and is employed at the state
house.
Mrs. C. Cm Muse' and mother
Mrs. Snyder of Clinton, Miss.,
Mrs. C. G. Muse, Jr. and son
Wayne of Jackson, Miss., Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Hines and
children Judy and Debbie of
Eugene, John Peale, Mr. and
Mrs. Loyd Clawson and chil
dren Marva, Jon Curtis, Nancy
and Jlnl, all of Grand Ronrte,
HOME FKOM a trip to Los
Angeles are Dr. and Mrs. John
L. Ahlbln and sou, Larry and
Ricky. Dr. Ahlbin attended the
38th annual convention of the
National - Chiropractors
elation.
Additional Society
OnPoeat-
MT. ANGEL Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Butsch (Robinett
Aman) of Newport are re
ceiving congratulation on the
Jjilrth of a daughter August 2,
ai a Newport nospiiai.
This is their first child, also
the first grandchild of Mr. and
Mrs. Albin J. Butsch. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Aman arc the ma
ternal grandparents, and the
great grandparents arc Mr.
and Mrs. Anton Xnglehart, all
of Mt. AngeL
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