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Friday, May 21, 1954 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, OregoA SECTION I Page 7 AT WILLAMETTE ; Activities Mark End ' Of Year- By BARBARA JACKSON : t. (Capital Journal Corrtipondant) ' Caps and gowns werl worn hy the seniors yesterday as the cam pus attended the last chapel of the year. Speaking for the occa sion was Don. Glcckler, profes sor of the music school at Wil lamette. Malcolm Campbell of Portland sang "Farewell Wil lamette" for tlie senior class, and Larry Pritchttt of Lebanon pre sented Dr. G. Herbert Smith $100 as the class gift lor the Fine Arts building, t ' Baccalaureate will be Sunday at 3 p.m. in the First Methodist church. Speaking will be Dr. Howard Runkel, speach professor at the university. Commencement exercises will take place May 30 at McCulloch stadium . weather permitting. i This week-end the seniors -will Journey to the beach for their an nual outing. Bob Howe of Camas, Wash., is in charge of prepara tions, and about 50 class members will, attend. Appointments for the 1955 Wal- Iulah staff were made this week by new editor Bill McKinney of Salem. JoAnn Pym of Seattle, Wash., will be assistant editor;' Loyal Howard of" Salem will be layout editor; Judy Mortz of Bur- lingame, Calif., will have charge of the index; Sally Jones of Par land, Wash., is copy editor; and Bruce Cleckert of Salem is dark room manager. This year s Wal- lulah will arrive May 29, and the dedication was made to Dr. and Mrs. G. Herbert Smith. The new Rally Squad for next year was chosen this week. Yell Queen will be Marilyn Waterman of Bend, and Roberta Sjoding of Salem: Pat Beckwith of Port land; and Marilyn Parker of San Carlos, Calif. Yell King is Ted Primrose of Gladstone, and Jim Jones of .San Bruno, Calif.; Skeet Shepherd of Salem. -Bettv Jean Wilson of Salem member of the' senior class and a Chi Omega, received a gradu ate-scholarship to the University of Florida recently. Jane Notson of Portland - an nounced her engagement to Cliff Gregg of Upland, Calif., Wednes day night at the Pi Beta Phi house. Miss Notson Is a senior maiorine in art. and has been out standing in her campus -activities. She was editor of the Wal lulah last year. Gregg, a gradu ate of Willamette,, is now in the Army stationed in the east. . The couple have planned an August wedding. '' ' A DAUGHTER,;' who' has.. been named Dianne Elizabeth, was born Friday morning, May 21, at Salem General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Phillips. There is also a son in the family, Don. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William L. Phillips, sr., of Sa lem and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher- of Portland. Mrs. Dan Welsh of Salem is a great-grand mother. SILVERTON- Miss Delores Hanson, a member of the eighth grade graduating class of the Evergreen' school,, was compli mented at a family reunion of relatives at the home of her par ents, the Monroe Hansons, fol lowing the school program. Others present beside her par- - cnts and small brother, Bobby, were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hollin, and the fam ilies of her uncles, Mr. and Mrs. James Hollin, Mr. and Mrs.,Alvin Hollin and Kenneth and Janice, Mr. and Mrs. Nevil Hollin and Linda and Stanley, and Mr. and ' Mrs. Odin Hollin and Gary, Karen and Laura. Today's Menu Saturday Night onack Friends coming over for a game of bridge? Have these sandwiches ready to serve. Salted Nuts Creamy Beef Pickle Sandwiches Brownies . . i Beverage Creamy Beef Pickle Sandwiches Ingredients: One 3-ounce pack age cream cheese (softened), cup chopped dried chipped beef, 1 tablespoon light cream, Vt cup chopped sweet cucumber pickles, buttered bread slices. Wet hod: Mix cheese, beef, cream and pickles. Spread be tween buttered bread slices. Re move crusts if desired. Cut each sandwich into 2 or 4 triangles. Makes about l'-j cups filling. SEETHE RHODODENDRONS ' At Their Best This Week-end VISITORS WELCOME No obligation to buy just come and look.' Over 70 varieties, all hardy field-grown plants. MANY PRICES SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED SOME AS LOW AS $1 .00. PAUL GRIEBENOW 805 Fairview Ave. Phone 3-6382 Turn east from S. Com'l., Opposite Erickion'l Market I T iff 31 - ' Wed in Early May Mr. and Mrs. Dale Larson (Dorothy Rossell), above, were married May 8 at Silverton Methodist church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Bailer and Mr. Larson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lar son, all of Star route, Silverton. (McEwan studio picture) Mothers Feted By Kappa Deltas Annual mothers tea given by Kappa Delta alumnae of Salem was an event of Thursday night at the home of Mrs. John Ficklin. Guests included the following mothers: Mrs. E. L. Fuller of Moro, Ore., Mrs. Joseph H. Koke of Eugene, Mrs. James Falston of Portland, Mrs. R. A. Hunter, Mrs. W. R. Dallas, Mrs. R. V. Coolev. Mrs. L. G. Prescott, Mrs. A. W. Johnson, Mrs. H. G. Cour sey, Mrs. J.. A. Sholseth. . The tea table was set in yellow and brown, Dutch irises and cat tails in the centerpiece. Mrs. Harris Lietz poured. Assisting Mrs. Ficklin were Mrs. Peter Stoltenberg, Mrs. Leo G. John son, Miss Arline Sholseth. Kappa Delta state day is in CorvalliS this Saturday and sev eral from here will attend. Mrs. Robert Hostetter is the represen tative from the local alumnae. Memorial Services Planned by Auxiliary sit.VF.nTON Members " of Vpternns of ForeiEn wars no. 3004, auxiliary, have planned their Memorial services to be Supday, May 23,- with three meetings in formal program. The arrange ments were made at the Wednes day evening session at me arm ory club rooms. Thi trroun will meet at 1 p.m at the armory,- and will first go to the Abiqua bridge at 1:30, for ih naval hero dead ceremonial. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the nt Miller cemetery win ho nWrved. At 3 rj.m.. the mem bers will be at Scotts Mins, luvr cemetery. The arraneement ' committee chairmen are Mrs. Clarence Quar- tier and Mrs. Willard syron. Taurine the business hour, Mrs, Mark Wentzel told of 234 com munity service hours of the past two weeks. The group voted a donation of $5 to be sent directly tn thi r.mcer fund headquarters. Delegates and alternates elect ed to attend the state encamp ment at Bend July 9-10, include Mro i,. M. Elliott. Mis. Leland Morgan, Mrs. Olaf Tokstad, Mrs. Bob Edgerton, wun meir unci nates, Mrs. Alfred Kyte, Mrs Catherine Lynch, Mrs. Ronald Sy rnn nnrt Mrs. Earl Reed. The Memorial Day program, w be joint with members ot me auxiliary of the American region, unit No. 7, is to be planned at a meeting next Tuesday evening with Legion auxiliary, Members of the two veteran posts are to be present also at the Tuesday meet- ,ng' l ... SITA'ERTOX Mr. and Mrs. nalnh Francis have had as guests, relatives from Chicago, Mrs. Vin cent McCarty and daugnier, mar- caret Mary, and irom ueamonu, John Edgerton. ; ... WOODBURN Friendship night will be observed by Evergreen hnnipp Nn. 41. Order of the East ern Star, Monday night, at the Masonic temple when Salem and Ainsworth chapters of Salem will be guests. The refreshments committee for the evening will include Mrs. E. J. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Houseweart and Miss iaura Don- I ney, 1 I i ; V v '-'.8iis(,-v -pr - 4 iriifiiiiiirimiwn i"i Gordon Birrell In Recital Here Gordon Birrell will be presented in piano recital Sunday, at 4 p.m. in the studio of his teacher, Miss Margaret Hogg, 158 South Liberty Street. The 11-year old pianist is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Birrell. Assisting on the program will be Gordon Neufeld, violin student of Victor Paunason, accompanied by rars. raimason. The interested public is invited. Program for the afternoon is: Arlft Burt, Preludlun B.cb Olgue la E minor Bich Sonita In B Hat .,, Sclrlattl The Horiemtn'i Sonr Schumann nDnnern bodb Schumann Knight Rupert Schumann Violin: Minuet from Military Symphony .Hardn Paitoralo Hani Bitt uoraon Neur14 Mrs. Victor Palmason. icfflmntniit lltua son j Kabalevakr fiayina Ball it. v.. Toccatlna Kabalavaky oumicrs in mt uuianco Benjamin 5,"" D' Bloch E1 Burrlto Basnet Huntarlan Ciardae Brounolf Violin: Concerto In O, First movement .Reldlns Gordon Neiif1ri Sonatina On. 32 No. a Clementl AucKreiio rtiieuretto Alletrro Miss Host at the second piano Recital Sunday LIBERTY The students of Mrs. Agnes Oakley will be pre sented in a recital on Sunday, May 23, at 3 o'clock at the Liber ty Christian Church of Christ on Skyline road. Participating lr. the recital will be Gail Young, Janice and Joan Wirth, Jcannette Tavlor. Garv Sanders, Carolyn Sievert,. Sharon Robertson, Patty McMillen, Rich ard, Marilyn and Betty Knepper, noDeri woyser, uarolyn Griflis, Shanna and Janice Falk, Carol and Gloria Epperlv. Jovce Clarlc. Patricia Billings and Billy Agce. Parents and friends have been invited to attend. ... Garden Club SALEM HEIGHTS The South Hills Garden club staged its final meeting for this year on Tuesday evening, at the home of Mrs. Lvle uayne. co-hostess for the affair was Mrs. Orville Raymond. Mrs. Harold Rosseler conduct ed the business meeting. The pro gram lor next year was discuss ed and also a flower show in Oc tober with the Wee Weeders Gar den club. Named on the standing committees we're: Hostess chair man, Mrs. Larry Rich, historian, Mrs. C. A. Lindsay, publicity, Mrs. L. A. Clinken, telephone, Mrs. Charles .Nielson and Mrs. Ron Miller. , For the program the group' spent the evening making flower arrangements. ... SILVERTON Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding of Salem, Girl Scout area council chairman, supervis ed a meeting of the board of di rectors at the Lenard Kephart home In Silverton during the week, with representatives pres ent from Marion, Linn, Polk and Benton counties. Mrs. J. S. Starrelt is chairman of the Silverton area and was hostess to the visitors. HELP WANTED? ': to ; Hit in anywhere. See Me at Miss Bloom Is Bride- ALBANY. A bride of mid- May was Miss Jeanne Marie Bloom, Seattle, Wash., who was wed to Marvin Frank Rapp, Se attle, Wash., Saturday, at 3 o clock in the afternoon, ine bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F Bloom and the bridegroom's parents are .'Mr., and Mrs. Frank A. Rapp of Ar lington, Wash. The wedding took place at the home ot tne Driae's parents with the Rev. Morton L. Booth, pastor-of the First Pres byterian church, reading the double ring service. , . The wedding vows were ex changed as the bridal party stood before the lirepiace wmcn was banked with tamerisk and red . plum blossoms with pink dogwood being used on the man tel. Given in marriage by her fa ther, the bride was attired in a white brocaded satin dress made with long sleeves and a skirt end ing in a full train. The finger tip veil was of tulle and was held in place by a white satin, pearl trimmed Juliet cap. The wedding dress had been worn by the bride's sister, Mrs, Thomas P. Bays of Salem. The bride car ried a white orchid surrounded by stephanotis. Mrs. Thomas P. Bays, Salem, was her sister's only attendant She wore a yellow lace and tulle dress, ballerina length, and car ried a bouquet of coral daisies with yellow net backing. Quentin W. Rapp, brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man. Witnessing the ceremony were nearly forty-five relatives and close , friends of the bridal couple, : For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Bloom chose a navy bluff crepe dress with which she wore an orchid corsage. The bride groom's mother wore a delft blue crepe dress and her corsage was also an orchid. After the ceremony a reception was at the Bloom home. Decora tions throughout the room con sisted of pink camellias, lilies of the valley and orchid sprays. The orchid corsages and sprays were airmailed here for the wedding from Honolulu by Mrs. Agnes B, Vance,' aunt of the bride. The bride s table was decorat ed with pink candles and pink flowers surrounded the wedding cake. Presiding at the table were Mrs. Gilmore Hector. Mrs. Neva Andersen and Mrs. W. Walter Stuart The bride's cake was cut by Mrs. Clara Heineman, aunt of the bridegroom. Serving were Mrs. Piatt A. Davis,' Mrs. Richard Handley, Corvallis and Miss Anne Drysdale. Miss Nancy Davis passed the guest book and the bridegroom's cake was passed by Dick and Kenny Bays, nephews of the bride. The bridal couple left on wedding trip by automobile for Carmel, Calif. For going-away the bride wore a plum colored wool suit with navy blue acces sories and a light blue topcoat. Completing her costume was a white orchid corsage. After June 1 the couple will be at home in Seattle. FROM ALEXANDRIA, Va., comes word of the arrival of a daughter at the home of Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. John A. Lind beck. The little girl is Mary Kate. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lindbeck and Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Brady all of Salem. . . . WOMAN'S Missionary society of Grace Lutheran church is sponsoring a bake sale of lefse and Scandinavian pastries at the Good Housekeeping company, 460 Court street, Saturday at 9:30 a.m. . 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Mrs. Harold Hutchinson is the incoming president ' 'I Smooth running full m lewina head ' OsaVe 45.ocT::Nr -ir?grr-i Reg. 114.95 TS t3 KvsiNV tffl&m Reg. 89.95 - . Air cooled motor Rugged, long-wearing, case-hardened steel parti THERE'S A KENMORE TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET Rent a KENMORE For As Little At 1.25 week FREE PARKING ffisza yaauvtZeufM yem mmey Mrs. Brown Heads Club : Mrs. Marvin Brown was elect ed president at the meeting of Y-Wivcs at the YWCA Thursday evening. Vice-president is Mrs. Gardner Bennett and secretary treasurer is. Mrs. H. B. Courtney. A report on the recent fashion style show and tea was given by Mrs. Marvin Brown. LaVern Eg- gers, of the LaVern Beauty Salon spoke to the group on hair styl ing and hair care. Mrs. Brandt to Head School Mothers Club SILVERTON - Mrs. V.'. H. Brandt was elected president of the Mothers club of St. Paul's parochial school at the Wednes day afternoon meeting at the school social rooms. Assisting Mrs. Brandt for the coming, school year, will be as vice-president, Mrs. Gordon Hove- land; secretary, Mrs. Rex Olson, re-eiected: and treasurer, Mr. Mary DeSantis. . t .,. : During the business session, Mrs. Roy Gosso read the school's official budget and work report of the i school noon lunches for in structors and pupils. ' Among the closing events for the young folk is to be a picnic Wednesday, May 26, for grades i to 6, on uie school grounds, and for grades 7-8, at Blue Lake. . General graduation and musical recitals will be announced later. sister Mary Jean is supervisor oi tne scnooi programs'. six ict HQ IET US On Purchases Totaling $20 or More Use Sears Qp. Phone 3. for HOME TRIAL or mail this coupon , for free literature . . . Mrs. Burt to Head Woodburn Group WOODBURN Mrs. Freda Burt was elected president of the Past Matrons club of Evergreen chanter, flrrler nf. thi P:efriT Star, at the annual election of of- ficers, Wednesday night, at the Masonic temple. Other new offi cers named are Mrs. Marjorie Merriott, vice president, and Mrs. Lois Wengenroth, secretary treasurer. . . A no-host' dinner preceded the business meeting.' Mrs: Mabel Dixon and Mrs. Freda Burt were in charge of arrangements for .he dinner. Other past matrons pres ent were Mrs. Marjorie Merriott Mrs. Ingaborg Brothen, Mrs. Flo renee Butterfield, Mrs. Violet At wood, Mrs. Eleanor Vickers, Mrs. Agnes Jones, Mrs. Martha Reil ing, Mrs. Beulah Gilbert, Mrs. E. Aline Beers, Mrs. M-iude Scott, and Mrs. Minnie Richards. Guests were Mrs. Carrie Tyler and Mrs. O. W. Nilsson of San Diego, Calif. Plans were made during ' the business meeting for the annual picnic for members and families, to be July 21 at Settlemier park. The committee in charge will be Mrs. Florence Butterfield and Mrs. Agnes Jones. A social hour followed the meeting. 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The meeting was at the houie of Mrs. Merle HadSey, with Mrs. Donald A. Torgeson as sisting. Delegates elected to attend the state convention in Corvallis were Mrs. Norman Rue, Mrs. Kenneth, Young, and Mrs. Lloyd Drorbaugh. Alternates named were Mrs. Leon ard Odom, Mrs. Lester Cobb, and Mrs. Merle Hud'.cy. Sure cure for the blues If you'ie like most people, sometimes you feel 'on top of the world' then a little later " you're war down in the dumps. Wouldn t it be great to feel fine all the time? Science has come up with some answers oa why we feel wondeiful some times and rotten others. And offers practical advice oa "How to beat the blues." There s a complete report on this tabiect in June Better Homes Gar dens. Get it today ... wbeicvef . magazines are sold) . FRI. NITE SAT. M0N. ONLY! Easy Payment Plan Mon: & Frl 9:0-9:00 Other Days, 9:30-5:30 Capitol Ph. 3-9191
