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Section 3 Paje lr" Salem, Oregon, Thursday, February 21, 1957 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL rmmmmmmimmmemMmmmmmmmmmmmmma m I Capital Women - & Ediln) by MARIAN I.OWRY FISCHER Annual Fathers Weekend Big Event for Campus By CAROLYN MADSEN (Capital Journal Correspondent) UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene (Special) This weekend is in honor o( the University of Oregon Dads. Both Friday and Saturday night the Ducks host UCLA at basketball for the dads' entertainment. Friday night after the game the Barbershop Quar tet contest will be conducted in James Mjcnaci, was born Wcdncs- me aiuueni union oauroom. uiday, February 20, at Salem Gen. dads are to be registered Satur-1 crai hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Har- day for the trophy which isiVey Koepf (Judith Foreman). awarded to the dorm and fralcr-1 Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs an experimental program which was open to the students. Scenes from three plays, different por trayals of Joan of Arc, a play, and an interpretive dance made up the program. Sandra Pearson was one of the three girls in the Joan of Arc play. Engagement Announced Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. Luther Barnes of the engagement 01 ineir aaugnier, Miss Marilyn Barnes, (o John Gettis, son of Mr. and Mrs, Gor don Gcttis. The wedding is planned for next December. The bride-elect is attending North Salem High school. Mr. Gettis is employed at . Allen Hardware company. A SON, nal organization registering the most lathers. Saturday noon a luncheon is planned to be in the Student Union and Carson hall. The speakers for the event will be Dr. John Richards, chancellor of the state system of higher education, Dr. O. Meridith Wil son, University president, Carl Dahl, president of the Oregon Dads club, and Dai re 1 Britson, student body president. Circle Silver Tea To Be Friday Event " A Martha Washington silver who has been named i tea will be sponsored by Mar garet Morange circle ol the Morn- ingsidc Methodist church this Friday, at the church. Guests are invited between the hours of 2 and 4:30 p.m. Clavton Foreman of Salem and Calif. Mrs. Clifford W. Elgin and Mrs. Grace Foreman, both of Salem, are great grandmothers. ... v EAST SALEM (Special) Mrs. Jess Hatch entertained the Garden Road .Neighbors at a dessertjast week. Guests were Mrs. A. C. Schalfer. Mis. Floyd Do Lapp Some of the parents who will i Mrs. Ralph Werner, Mrs. Mary be on hand for the weekend are! Swingle, Mrs. Paul Lynch, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Knickerbock-1 Harrv Jennings and Mrs. Duane cr, William H. Hammond, Reuben ; kilgus Boehm, Paul Woodrolfe, Vern liil more. Mr. and Mrs. James Wal ton, Paul W. Harvey, Jr., Ward Davis, M. T. Madsen, Jr., Ralph Maude, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Day, Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Gcoree Denton, SiHney Hoi (man, and Mr. and Mrs. John Kitzmiller, Dallas. Amphibians, women's swim ming honorary, will present a short demonstration in Gcrlingcr pool Saturday afternoon for the visiting fathers. Special stunts, and a demonstration on synchron ized swimming will be presented. Laura Smith, newly initiated member of Amphibians, will per form in the synchronized swim. Tuesday afternoon representa tives from the various women s living organizations modeled in the . student Union ballroom. Kwama, the sophomore women s honorary, sponsored the show which featured styles from Kauf man Brothers. Four Salemitcs, chosen by their organization, were escorted down a ramp by four "oig men on campus," The girls were JoAnne Hoover, repre senting Pi Beta Phi, Sandic Hill, representing Susan Campbell, Jan Hall, representing Hendricks hall, and Pat Dccney, representing Delta Gamma. Also Tuesday afternoon the university lab theater presented. Some Notations . . . Announced for March 14 and IS is an antique sale to be sponsored by women of the First Presbyterian- church . . . The show will be given between 11 a.m. and 9 p.m. each day, at the church . . . Thir teen dealers are to bring displays (or the event . . . Mn. Oscar I. Paulson, Sr. is general chairman for the event . . . Handling the pub licity work are Mrs. Dewey Rand and Mn.-Arthur Bone .... A second toy cart for hospital use is planned by Salem alumnae of Phi Mo sorority, it was voted at the meeting of the group Wednes day night at the home of Mrs. Al fred Larson , . . The new cart is to be set up for Salem Memorial hospital and will be presented some time this spring. The toy cart is one of the projects carried -on nationally by Phi Mu, alumnae presenting toy carts to hospitals Decorations will feature early ,h sponsoring group replenishing cherry bossoms as well as the SUD.lios o( t0vs6 as necdcd and traditional "cherry tree made ; i..oni (h. pari renaired I osi famous by George Washington. Traditional music and group en tertainment will be presented during the afternoon. ' Mp'hers have been asked to bring their daughters to meet "Martha and George Washington" who will be in costume greeting the guests. Proceeds from the tea will be ud for the purchase of eauip ment for the church nursery. WILLAMETTE university Mothers club Is meeting Thurs day at 8 p.m. in Chrcsto cottage. Dr. Cecil Monk of the school bi ology department is to be speaker on the science program at. Wil lamette. From Chresto the group will go to Collins home to tee a demonstration. I' I ' If Al '? tx ' v n- i g,y ...... i c II : By M. L. F Hrltzcl, Mn. Slgfrid B. I'nander, wile of the stale treasurer: Mrs. Hall S. Lusk and Mn. William M. McAllister, wives of supreme court justices . . . Among legislative wives, Mrs. George Annala of Hood River, Mrs, Francis Zlegler of Cor vallis, Mrs. Harry Elliott of Tilla mook, Mn, Robert L. Elfstrom of Salem, Mrs. Wlnton Hunt ot Wood burn, Mrs. Warren Gill of l.cban Group's Birthday ' Eight and forty, talon, Ameri can Legion auxiliary, celebrated its 9th birthday anniversary at a dinner at the Golden Pheasant Wednesday evening, with Mrs. Frank P. Marshall presiding. Special guests were Mrs. Earl Andresen, department 'chapeaux, and Mrs. Lisle Mcloy of the Grants Pass salon. Contributions were made to the Tucson Tuberculosis clinic and to the National Jewish Tub erculosis hospital in Denver on. Mn. Donald R. Husband and Mrs, Truman Chase, both of Eu- where the Salem salon maintains gene; Mn: Sidney !rhlcslnger ot an Oregon bed. Kalpm Mn. Phllin R. Lowrv of I Mnrifarri Mr., t. A. l.lllr.ll nt ! fall the alumnae presented a cart to Salem General hospital . . .Mrs. Larson is chairman of the toy project .... At the meeting also plans were made for a founders day dinner the nisht of March 5 at which time the alumnae will join others throughout the nation in celebral ing the 103th anniversary of found ing of the college sorority Alumnae from Corvallis and Leb anon are being invited to join the local group for the dinner. Invitations were received Wednesday for the informal re ception for which Stale Senator Boyd It. Overhulse, president of the senate, and Mrs. Overhulse arc to- entertain on the night of February 27, between 6 and 9 o'clock in the Senator hotel Capi tol room .... There may have been bitter winter chill outside, but it was cozy 'and there was a springtime atmosphere inside for the enjoy able coffee party for which Mrs. ee Ohmart entertained Wednes day morning at her North 14th street home for legislative women and a few additional friends . . . The party honored Mrs. Boyd Overhulse, Madras, wife of the senate president: and Mrs. Pat Dooley, Portland, wife of the speaker of the house . . . A profusion of spring flowers added color to the room and a warm blaze burned in the fire place .... Causing much com ment wore the twin antique brass cpergnes on the coffee table near Ihc front window. - filled wilh ii . . . , heather, tiny pink roseouas, ana blue crocuses with a lew butler- Medford. Mrs. Walter I.rth of Monmouth, Mn. G. D. Glrasan, Portland: Mrs. Carl Francis of Dayton, Mrt, Carl Yancey of Kla math Falls, Mn. C. A. Tom of Rufus, Mrs. R. E. Schedeen "of Gresham, Mrs. Leander Quiring of Hermiston, Mis. Dan Thiel of- Asloria, Mrs, Harry Bolvln of Kla math Falls, Mrs. Roy Fltzwaler of Lebanon, Mrs. Graham Killam of Portland, Mrs, Jess W. Sav age of Albany, Mrs, Fayette Bris tol of Grants Pass, Mrs, Alfred H. Corbetl of Portland; among others, Mrs. Ralph E. Purvine, Mrs. Sam R. Haley, Mrt, Robert B. Ebersole . , , -Even at the risk of being snub bed by fellow Republicans I have to tell this story from the luncheon given for "legislative day"r of the Oregon Federation of Republican Women, Tuesday . . . It's too good and one of those incidents that leaves you wondering just why all the effort and fuss and feathers to put over a program . . . As the meeting was pretty well along I mind you, after all the in troductions), one elderly visiting lady pulled my sleeve, and in whispers this is what went on: Visitor: Isn t thr gentleman at (lie end sincere looking? I just A SECOND daughter, named Cynthia Jo, was born Thursday, February 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Saltzman (Ruth Holtz- man) at Portland. The older daughter is Dcbby. Grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Sam Saltzman of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Holtzman of Salem. hope all our legislators are like him. From me: "Yes, he's a nice person, a good legislator he's a Democrat, you know."- (She had been talking about Republicans). Visitor: "A Democrat? What's lie doing here?" From me: "That is Sen. Boyd Overhulse, president of the sen ate. Didn't you hear the introduc tion and the nice things they said about him?" Visitor: "Do you mean to tell me the Republicans let them elect a Democratic man president of the Senate?" Well I was speechless, puzzled as just what to say next, when, thank heavens, the gavel sounded and we were off on something else to interrupt our conversation . . . I'm just hoping some federation members brief the lady before she makes her report at home ... Benefit Party on Saturday Committees of the Refriger ation Service Engineers society were busy making final plans for the benefit card party planned for Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at the West Salem city hall. The public is invited. Dessert wil be served. Tickets will be on sale at the door. Mrs. Walter Claus -and Mrs. Merle Plank are co-chairman of the door and table prizes. The meeting of the group was at the Mayflower hall, a joint event with the Refrigeration Service Engineers society. Program chairman, Mrs. Merle Plank, introduced Mrs. Dcetering from the Marion county health department. A film was shown to the group of "the Heart and How It Works." Mrs. Deetering also gave a summary of the health department's program throughout the year. Dr. Lucille Fortncr was intro duced after the film was shown. Dr. Fortner explained the func tions of the heart, the diseases of the heart, and stressed the fur ther medical research that is needed. She answered questions asked by the group. The next meeting will be March 19 at the Mayflower hall, also a joint one under the co chairmanship of Mr. and Mrs. L. DeJardo and Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Claus. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Broolcn A birthday party honoring tiC year-old daughter, Kathy, wil given this afternoon by Mrs. Clydt H. Fahlman at the Fahlman horn on Saginaw street. Mothers and their children aid ing in celebrating the birthday were Mrs. Neil McCrary and Ter ry, Mrs. James Brazie and Mike and Jenny, Mrs. Donald G. Herring and Monique, Mrs, Walter J. Cren shaw and Cindy and Darlcne, Mrs. Richard D. Lee and Julie and Richard, Mrs. Douglas G. Rau.es and Julie and Mrs. Joseph I. Eot! and Debbie. , Young Kathy's grandmother, Mrs. A. B. Pederson, was a guest. served dessert after the businesi meeting this week. SHRUBS TO PLANT NOW ti ll,...!',. Fragrant flowers, while to soft pink. $50 MOT MagnOlia Heavily budded plants only 0 C ......... U....I!. Hugo flowers, whito flushed deep pink. $LSO saucer magnolia 3 to 4-f. plants. Budded oniy 0 I Minnesota Snowflake fragrant white flowers only I Chimonanthus Praecox Grandiflorus:rJ!!r$l Plant ndw for a lovely fragrant shrub next winter. True Dwarf Boxwood Mftr"1iS - . $500 Weigelias: Deutzias, Spiraeas, Forsythias, Lilacs, Wisterias, Viburnums. And lots of Oregon Grown Rosebushes. BRYDON'S NURSERY & SEED STORE 415 $. High St. Salem, Where Gardens Are A Business Not A Sideline Wed at Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Norman Zibolski (Joyce Evelyn Faussct), above, were married February 8 at Dallas. The bride" is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fausset of Dallas and Mr. Zibolski is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Zibolski of Black River Falls, Wis. (Palmer studio picturel flies fastened here and there among the flowers . . . The lea table was set with a pink em bossed cloth, its centerpiece at the back an arrangement of pink sweet peas and pink carnations in a white milk glass bowl , . . Among those calling at our stop: Mrs. Robert D. Holmes, wife of the governor; Mrs. Robert V. White, wife of Salem's mayor; Mrs. Elmo Smith. Mrs. Charles H. STORE HOURS MONDAY: 12 NOON TO 9 P.M. FRIDAY: 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. OTHER DAYS: 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. I? 'we just ch C eft. w i ss, -m j.W ... 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