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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1955)
New Art ExKibit up at BusH House On exhibit in the Bush House, Salem Art museum, during the month of July will be a group of paintings and pictures in other media by Henry Lewis, of Eugene. This is Mr. Lewis' 11th one-man (how, and is retrospective in char acter, showing examples of work done during the past five years. Mr. Lewis' purpose In selecting the works shown is to demonstrate his experiments with various media. The show ia arranged ac cording to the year in which the work was completed. ' Mr. Lewis holds both a- B.S. and a M.F.A. degree from the Uni versity of Oregon. He also studied at the University of Michoacan, in Morelia, Mexico, which is the locale of some of his paintings. Mr. Lewis has taught at the Eu gene Art Center for the past four years, and has exhibited widely in the Northwest region. He has shown in invitationals as well as competitive shows, which have netted some rewards. Bush House is open daily, except Mondays, from 10 a.m. until noon, and from 2 p. m. until 5 p. m. The public is invited to see the exhibits on display. Burns Man Admits Tax Evasion Charge PORTLAND 11 Hay 0. Apple gate of Burns, Ore., pleaded guilty to two counts of federal income tax evasion Tuesday and was fined $1,000 in federal court here. The government contended Ap plegate did not report some $7,000 income in both 1943 and 1949. Applegate's attorney said that his client would file amended returns to show that he earned only from $4,000 to $6,000 more than the original returns indicated. Between 1913 and 1950, feder al, state and local government ex penditure in the United States multiplied more than 22 times from $3,100,000,000 to $69,300,' 000.C00, says the Twentieth Cen tury Fund. Miss Dunaway Wed ; j At Dallas Service FALLS CITY Miss Shirley Mae Dunaway, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dunaway, Falls City, and Donald Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Reed, Dallas, were married Friday evening, July 8. at the Methodist church in Falls City. The Rev. James Royer read the service. Spring flowers decorated the church. Miss Ilene Harriman played the wedding music and Mrs. Delorei Thiessen sang. The bride wore a white bro caded saun ballerina length dress and carried a white Bible with white gardenias and white satin ribbons. The waist length veil was held in place by a net cap. Miss Mary Campbell was maid of honor. Misses Ardyth Kinney and Karen Staller were brides maids. They wore yellow, pink and blue ballerina length dresses with matching stoles. Richard Dunaway, brother of the bride, was best man, and Duane Dunaway, cousin of the bride, was usher. Mrs. Dunaway attended her daughter's wedding in a figured gold nylon dress. Mrs. Reed, mother of the bridegroom, wore a beige suit with avocado acces sories. A reception followed the cere mony in the League room of the church, which was decorated with spring flowers. Serving the wed ding cake and coffee were Mrs. Robert Anderson and Mrs. Clay ton Pierce, sisters of the bride groom, and Mrs. Kenneth Riddle and Mrs. William Koelin, sisters of the bride. The couple are now at home at 1109 Ellis street in Dallas. WE HAVE DONE IT AGAIN! LESLIE SHOE STORE of Portland Through a terrific buy we have brought this entire stock of finest quality merchandise to Salem AT A FRACTION OF REGULAR PRICEI . INCLUDED IN THIS SALl IS OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CURRENT SUMMER MERCHANDISE) FINAL CLEAN-UP MEN'S NATIONALLY ADVERTISED DRESS SHOES SAYEI Not All Sties Values to 16.95 295 MEN'S NATIONALLY KNOWN WORK SHOES Values ZlLoO lo 8.95 f SENSATIONAL BUY1 500 PAIR I Ladies' Hi-Heels . . . 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Baskets of mock orange and pink roses decorated either side of the main altar. Mrs. Raymond Bar ton was organist. The bride was given in mar riage by her father. She wore a white nylon organdy over taffeta dress with fitted bodice and high neckline, and tapered sleeves of white lace. The fingertip veil of illusion was held in place by a Juliet cap. The bride carried a white prayer book topped with Ce cil Brunner roses. Miss Dorothy Tharalson, young est sister of the bride, was maid honor. She wore a pale green nylon organdy over taffeta dress with fitted bodice and draped neckline. She carried a nosegay of Cecil Brunner roses. Best man was Thomas Tharal son, Seattle, Wash., brother of the bride, jack Stone waa the usher. Mrs. Tharaldson 'chose an after noon dress of navy blue with white accessories for her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Lang wore a pink and black print dress with black accessories. Both wore corsases of white stephanotis. A reception at the East Center street home of the bride's parents followed the ceremony. Summer flowers decorated the rooms. The bride's table was centered with the wedding cake. Cutting the cake was Mrs. Roy Theodorson and pouring were Mrs. Herman Lafky and Mrs. Clara Bales. Miss Elizabeth O'Brien passed the guest book. Miss Roxanna Brown and Evelyn Fisher were in charge of gifts. After a trip to the Oregon coast, the couple will leave tor Montana where they will make their home. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lang, Mr, and Mrs. Law rence H. Staab, Libby, Mont., un cle and aunt of the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Chipps and family, Beaverton, Mrs. Beulah Thayer, .Yamhill, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pownder and David King, Portland, and Miss Helen Tharal son, Albany. Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wed, July 13, 195S-(Sec l)-7 Warm Weather Still Prevails By THE ASSOCIATE DPRESS Warm and fairly pleasant sum mer weather was the outlook again today for most sections of the na tion. Most of the widespread thun derstorm activity over the south eastern states has diminished al though light showers continued during the night over the Caro lina!. Showers also were reported in the Missouri River Valley. Heaviest rainfall during the night was nearly 2 Inches at Au gusta, Ga., and nearly 1 inch at Richmond, Va. Hot and rather muggy weather prevailed over much of the south land with temperatures during the night in the 90s in the Southwest desert region. Advenf ists Open Camp Meeting OREGON CITY un Some 65 delegates from 107 churches throughout the state were ex. pec ted Wednesday for the opening session of the Oregon Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. The conference is being held at the Gladstone Park campgrounds. Commercial Fish Rules Drawn Up PORTLAND I Sept. 11 was recommended Tuesday as the opening date for rnmmmi,i riet. ing in Oregon's five coastal rivers. The biological staff of the State Fish Commission, which made the recommendation, also auggested these poundage quotas: .Alsea, 100.000 pounds: Coquille, 125.000 pounds; Nchalem, 200,000 pounds; Siuslaw, 60,000 pounds: A public hearing on proposed regulations will be held July 21 in Portland. Off to Holy Land WOODBURN Rev. Ormal B. Trick of the Woodburn Methodist church will leave Sunday for New York where he will take a plane for Europe and the Holy Land. Rev Trick will be with the 25-member Methodist Seminar and Goodwill tour, including Dr. Karl Quimby, secretary of the board of missions. Rev. Trick was also a member of the Sherwood Eddy seminar tour in 1951. He expects to return in September. hi I pjm 357 State St. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 111 9 Next to Midget Market SATURDAY 2 for 1 Mattress & Box Spring Sale! Full or Twin Size Innersprinq Mattress and Matching PLUS!... FREE 8" f Hollywood Headboard and Simmons metal frame No Money Down ' to Utile u $1. 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