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Arose Mothers Weekend Interests By LYNN HERRALL Capital Journal Correspondent OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallis (Speciall Spring term has certainly lived up to all ex pectations. There are so many varied activities to distract one's mind from the studies that it's no wonder we have such an epidemic of spring fever. Let's look around the OSC cam pus and see where spring fever has left its mark. Down on the river Sunday, several OSC stu dents could be viewed skimming over the water on a pair of water skis, swimming, or just trying for that greatly desired sun tan. The beach attracted many Oregon Sta ters this weekend, but from re ports, I gather that the weather was none too pleasant. Also enter ing into the picture was the golf course which gathered several en thusiasts with their attempts to break par. Wednesday, May , features Les Brown and his Band of Renown playing for the Sophomore Cotil lion. With such an outstanding mu sician, there ought to be a large gathering to rock and roll or dance dreamily to his music. Mothers Weekend is the next project in view. Mothers of OSC students will begin to arrive Fri day afternoon, at which time they will be registering at the Memor ial Union. There are many activ ities planned for Saturday. They include: The conclusion of regis tration, a style show, a luncheon, the production of the Merry Wid ow, the inter-fraternity sing, and Saturday night firesides at the various living groups. A warning to all students starting tomorrow, a general house cleaning of all liv ing areas is advisable. This duty will show mother what tidy house keepers we are. Last Saturday was the Rook Sophomore picnic. Among other activities was the tug of war be tween the Rooky and the Sopho mores to determine' whether the Freshmen would continue to wear their fetching green ribbons and rook lids. Congratulations to the victorious Freshmen! We are no longer required to wear the above. Plans are being madly made for commencement exercises. Caps and gowns arc being purchased, last minute requirements are being taken care of, and Rnhert M. Min to, chaplain at the Stanford Uni versity chapel, has been selected baccalaureate speaker for June 2. Baseball games are still collect ing many students and numerous professors, and football practice continues with high hopes for next year's team. Mr., Mrs. Hammer Note 50th Anniversary STAYTON (Special) Mr. and Mrs. I. R, Hammer of North San- tiam celebrated their golden wed ding anniversary Wednesday. The day was marked by a simple fam ily gathering with a dinner at the Hammer home. The Hammers have one son, Ardcn Hammer, who with Mrs. Hammer and their three daugh ters, lives nearby. One grand daughter is Mrs. Lenore McGuffin, who has four daughters, Merilce, Dehra. Marauita. and Tamara. uiner granuuauK.,... . Ardcss Ann Hammer, a student at MISS Oregon College of Education at Monmouth, and Miss Nancy Ham-) mer a junior ai With the immediale family for Wednesday's observance were Mrs. Hammer's sisters, Mrs. Osie Grant and Mrs. Addic Caspell of Newport, and a brother, Everett Condit of Tillamook. Another brother, Arthur Condit of Portland, ' will not be present due to the ser ious illness of his son at Tucson. Ariz. The Hammers were married May 8, 1007, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Condit at West Stayton, with the Rev. Mr. Henshaw. offi ciating. Mrs. Hammer still has the rm rolnred silk wedding dress uhir-h ihp late Mrs. E. T. Mai- thieu of Stayton made for her. There wasn't a honeymoon, Mrs. Uornmor rpnnrts. and the Ham mers went directly to their home in a tent a mile above Detroit on the banks of the North Santiam River. That home site is now cov ered with the waters of the De i. mcrvnir Thev later moved to Marshfield, and then moved to their present home in iii. home, situated on the Stayton Marion Road, is attractive in its park-like setting with many trees anri flowers. Mementoes ol their interesting lives and their hobbies are in evidence, in tne house. t.J-.t Al,tnnrcnrtn DOtn Mr and Mrs. Hammer have enjoyed vcarlv hunting cxprouions. . Mrs. Hammer still likes to fish along the river near her home. GRAND RONDE (SpeciaD-The Grand Ronde Woman's club enter tained at a dinner at Giltopies for several state officers. Guests were Mrs. George Rossman. state federation president. Salem: Mrs. Malford Nelson, third district fed eration president. Independence: Mrs. Harry Sappenfield. state par liamentarian, Salem: Mrs. John S. Tvler. Jr.. president of the Sa lem " Woman's Club; and Mrs. Hart, of Salem. Club Elects EAST SALEM iSpociaD-Officers for the new chib vear of the Merry Minglert were elected at the meet ing last week at the home oi mr. Allen McCain on Silverton Rd. Named were Mrs. Carl Snyder, nresident: Mrs. Harold H. Jen kins, vice president: and Mrs. Henrr Snrirk. secretary-treasurer Plans were made for the special party at the next meeting when "secret pals" will be revealed and olants exchanged Others attending were Mrs. Ro bt Fromm of AuOttB M- Leon- U'-j,- f1 ' K -Kk t ..i WOODHUKN (Special) Mr. and Mrs. LcRoy Hoffman, above married May 4 at St. Luke's Catholic church in Woodburn. Mrs! Hoffman is the former Phyllis Ann Gamroth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Gamroth of Woodburn. The couple will make their home in Portland.. (Picture by T)es Hanrahan, Woodburn) Miss Hansen Is 1 Wed Recently AURORA (Special) Miss Shirley Ruth Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hansen, Route 2, Aurora, was wed to Lester Carlyle Farmer, son of Mrs. Urshel Hadley, and William Farmer at a candlelight ceremony on the evening of April 26 in the Zoar Evangelical Luther an Church in Canby. The Rev. Mr. Gordon Trygstad, pastor, read the double ring service at 8 o'clock. Lavender lilacs, white snapdragons and white stock flanked the altar. Mrs. Gordon Lindland was organ ist and accompanied Lowell Far mer, twin brother of the bride groom, who sang. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a full skirted dress of net and Chantilly lace over satin, with chapel train. She wore a veil of nylon tulle held by a cap of Chantilly lace adorned with sequins and pearls, and car ried a white Bible topped by two yellow throated white orchids. Miss Betty Hansen, her sister's maid of honor, the four brides maids and flower girl, Mary Ann Johnson, of Salem, wore identical frock's of waltz-length orchid crys- tallette, with white flowers on or chid headbands. They were single strand pearl necklaces and carried nosegays of orchid lilacs, purple violas, pink rosebuds and white carnations. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Elroy Knutson (Beverly Bremer'. Mrs. Edmond Mead (Irene Bremer), Miss Georgia Frickey and Miss Hanice Camp. ... ' p Lo Hanseni broth(,r o( ,ne brido. E. Z William Thackery. Candlelighters were Richard Hansen, brother of the bride, and her cousin, Derrold i Hopkins of South Salem. At the reception, Mrs. Charles Hopkins of Salem, aunt of the ' f" u" ,,, . " e"a,nM ,ne bride, cut the five-tiered cake. I L,b"l: Woman s Club at its an topped bv three bells and trimmed ! nual club P'lc on Thursday at with pink rosebuds and green leaves. White tapers flanked the nver cake, which was encircled bv white Mrs. Howard Gardner made a re- flowers. Mrs. Arthur Bremer poured. Mrs. Carl Bremer served the punch and Mrs. Hern Hopper. the bridegroom's cousin, passed the guest book. In charge of gifts were Miss Deanna Stefani, Gloria Blackwell and Diane Schmidt and Mrs. Peter Fredrickson. Members of the Missionary Federation served. The bridegroom's father and ; stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. William Farmer, came from Coos Bay to attend the wedding and reception. Also here for the event were the bride's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kenagy and baby daughter, Debra, of Great Falls, Montana. Mrs. Farmer chose a beige sheath dress with matching hat and accessories for her wedding trip which was south along the Oregon coast. Her corsage was of white gold-throated orchids. Following their wedding trip. they will be at home at 1176 Am rlne Road, Canby. Club Elects i WEBFOOT (Special) The Webfoot Friendly Neighbors club met last week at the home of Mrs. Bruce Millam with Mrs. George Doud as co-hostess. The roll call was answered by Riving "favorite spots in Oregon." Tbi was the last business meeting cl the year and officers were elec ted as follows: Mrs. Marion Sisco. president, Mrs. Ted Bell, vice president and Mrs. Clayton Rich ards, secretary. Maud Williamson Park was selected for the annual picnic which will be June 16. Mrs. Russell Lehman conducted the entertainment while the hostess es prepared refreshments. Seven teen members and seven children and children Gary and Kim of Portland were guests. She is a sister of Mrs. Steve Benedict. The first fall meeting next October will be at the home of Mrs. Ed ward Schrneder. ard Malm, Mrs. Anna Jess, Mrs. J. I. Wagers and Mrs W. B. Wrt tington, who recently returned from a trip of several months though the sovtX HrJ at 8? W Hr tar t-" i Q I V-' .! 14 - Tribute to Mothers Tribute to mothers was present ed by a group of members of Or der of DcMolay for Boys at the meeting of Chadwick Chapter, Or der of Eastern Star, at the Mason ic Temple, Tuesday evening. Jack Withers was leader of the DeMolay group, assisted by Elvis Barker. Gary Barker and Jim Davenport. Mrs. Gordon Barker was selected to represent the chap ter mothers in the ceremony. Mrs. Paul Bramble was the soloist, ac companied by Mrs. Gail Jones. Initiatory degrees were con ferred on Mrs. Thomas Churchill, Mrs. Howard P. fcets. Mrs. Ar thur Wright, Mr. and Mrs. William D. Conner and Miss Janice Wood. Mrs. Arnold S. Johnson, worthy matron, presented each woman present with containers of laven dar sent from her mother's home in England, Announcement was made of the luncheon and program of the So. cial Club on Tuesday, May 14, at 1:15 p.m. at the Masonic Temple and of the initiation for Chadwick Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, on May 14 at 7:30 p.m Members of the chapter are mak ing plans for representation at the sessions of the grand chapter of Oregon In Portland opening on June 3. Refreshments were served from a table decorated with a May pole and spring blossoms by a commit tee including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Griebcnow. chairmen. Mr. and Mrs. William Damery, Mrs. Floyd isiDoce. Mrs. li advs Case, and iMr - Mrs. Carl Arnert Picnic for Club ,, (C .... .... icui,-u nn- i her summer home on the Santiam Prt on the Marion County Fedcra- lion meeting. New officers were installed. Serving as president will be Mrs. Nina Browning, vice-president, Mrs. Clarence Griffis, and secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Roland Secgcr. Mrs. William Lusthoff was the retiring president, Mrs. Helen Dasch acted as installing officer. 1 stoi hu$; , 1 I t:J0tO'0 0iWil 1 ; Friday K :r h I ,y. v;ij1'Salem Girls Honored At OSC I OREGON STATE COLLEGE. I Corvallis (Special) Five Salem students and one from Brooks have won special campus recognition at Oregon State College. They are Miss Nancie Carolyn Owens, Miss Delores Coy Loring, Miss Caroline Joyce Cushmcn, and Miss Pamela Gertrude Clayton, all of Salem; and Miss Mary Ann Sartain of Brooks. Miss Owens is one, of 23 women students selected to be dormitory sponsors next year. The sponsors assist freshman women in adjust ing to dormitory and college life, and in developing good study ha- hila fha ni-naram uiaa elnrtail turn vears aeo bv OSC as a counseling ? Aland guidance service in the dor Jjmitones. 7jl . Miss Sartain and Miss Loring ; I have been selected for membcr . 3 1 ship in Mortar Board, national . 3 1 service honorary for senior wom- i;en. They were two of only 14 coeds 'J I picked this year. Selection is based ,'Jion scholarship and leadership in j campus affairs. T Miss Johnson, Miss Cushman, . . V, and Miss Clayton have been se H M lected for Talons, sophomore serv- ltce honorary for women. Only 35 sophomore women were chosen for the honor group this ear. Miss Sartain also won a $100 scholarship which is given an nually by Mortar Board to an out standing senior woman. Spring Valley Garden Club Is Busy Group SPRING VALLEY (SpcciaD The Country Garden Club, still less than a year old, has experienced rapid growth and has undertaken the sponsorship of the 6th annual Mothers Day plant benefit sale for the Community Center Association of Spring Valley, Lincoln and Zena. The sale will be at Brush College store on the Wallace Rd., Friday and Saturday, May ,10 and 11. from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. v The Mothers Day gift table will carry a variety of items, some priced to .appeal to small children as gifts. Mrs. John Peterson will be in charge of the information table and will answer questions concerning plants and flowers. The snack bar will be sponsored by the Spring Valley home exten sion unit, ottering sanawicnes, homemakc cakes, cookies . and pies, and beverages. Card Socials Series On at Mt. Angel MT. ANGEL (Special) The first of a series of after-East er card socials, sponsored by the St. Ann's Altar Society, was last week in St. Mary s school audi torium. Mrs. Charles Persyn was the winner of three awards which in eluded the second high score in 500. Other winners were, Mrs. C. L. Willig, high score, 500; bridge, Mrs. Frank Aman, high, Mrs. William Worley, second; pinochle, Joseph L. Faulhaber and George Stupfcl; other awards, Mrs. J. D. Hauth, Mrs. John Diehl, Mrs. John Erwert, Miss Helen Kcber, Mrs, W. A. Worley, Mrs. M. A. Beyer. Mrs. Steve Rciter was general chairman of the hostess committee The series of card socials will be given on the first and third Wednesdays of each month dur ing the spring season. Auditor ium doors open at 7:30 p.m., and card playing begins at 8 o'clock. The next social is scheduled for I Wednesday, May 15. The public " luvit, Supreme Deputy Is Visitor at Rainbow AMfTY (Speciall Mrs. Ann MeLsker, supreme deputy of Order of Rainbow for Girls, met with members of the Amily Assembly advisory board to answer ques tions pertaining to Rainbow rules and regulations recently at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Law. Plans were discussed for the forthcoming Amity Assembly in stallation of officers, Saturday, May 18, in the Amity High School auditorium. . Board members present for the meeting were: Mr. and Mrs. Sorcn Sorenscn, Glen Patty, Mr. and Mrs. John Orr and the Laws. RAPIDS cuiwrr iuim ' . APIOJS - 8" Named Officers Elected as officers of Oregon College of Edu cation Mothers Club are these above, back row, left to right: Mrs. Helen Voder. Hubbard, president; Mrs. Francheon Lappen, Albany, secretary. Front row: Mrs. Amy Lovctt, Beaverton, pres ident of Portland group; Mrs. Lucille Kenison, Monmouth, treas urer; Mrs. Ethel Willard, Portland, first vice president. OCE Mothers Club Elects MONMOUTH (SpeciaD-The an nual spring meeting of the Oregon College of Education Mothers piub included the election of new offi cers for 1957-58. Named as president was Mrs. Helen Yoder, Hubbard. Serving with her will be: Mrs. Ethel Wil lard, Portland, first vice president; Mrs. Francheon Lappen, Albany, secretary; and Mrs. Lucille Keni son, Monmouth, treasurer. Other activities discussed during the rneeting were support of a student loan fund and a Mothers Club scholarship. Local groups, follow ing the plan in Portland, are being organized to meet regularly. 1 his year s officers were: Mrs. Helen Krebbs, Portland, president; .Mrs. ireda Amell. Beaverlon, first vice president: Mrs. Yoder, Mrs. Lappen. and Mrs. Kenison, second vice president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively.' Junior CDA Court At Stayton Initiates STAYTON (Special) New mem bers initiated at the meeting of .lunior court, catfiolic Daughters of America, last week were Misses Marilyn Pietrock. Carol Frerres, Ariyce Bevier, Delores Hendricks. and Carol Boedigheimcr. Mrs. Dick Schuetz is their counselor. New officers elected include Miss Rose Marie Samek. presi dent; Miss Ilia Jean Roedigheimcr, "ice president; Miss Norma Nuxol, secretary; and Miss Cecilia Lack r.er, reporter During the meeting. Mrs. Louis r rerres demonstrated corsage making. The Juniors served breakfast to their mothers on May 5, following the 8:30 a.m. mass at St. Mary's Church. Guests were Mrs. Oscar Strand, state junior leader: Mrs. Adrian Hermans, grand regent of Court Queen of Peace; Mrs. Paul Pietrock, vice regent: Mesdames Ed Bell, Vine Merlz, Ernest Doz ler, John Murphy, Irving Palmer, Joe Parrish, and Greg Rohl. Mrs. Strand and Mrs. Her mans spoke and Mrs. Bell gave an account of her visit to the shrine of Our Lady of Gaudalupe which she visited in Mexico last year. Mrs. Ned Ufflcman, junior chair man, presented statues to the girls who had filled their points and honors, the Misses Angela Lack per, Jeancttc Hendricks, Peggy O'Connor. Judy Lackner, Norma Muxoll. Mary Alice Lulay, Cecelia Lackner, Gail Jungwurlh. Joyce Frerres, Maureen O'Connor, Rose Marie Samek, Geraldine Frost, Molly B. Pietrock Linda Kline and Yvonne Hendricks. Mrs. Louis Gisler headed the committee preparing the break fast. WOODBURN (Speciall-Mrs. O L. Withers will be hostess at her home Thursday night. May 9. for the regular meeting of Chapter J of the P.E.O. Sisterhood. The pro gram will be exemplification of the ritual and a study ot tne Dy- laws. led by Mrs. Nellie Muir. Mrs. Paul Mills will have the "Five Minutes With the Record. All lamps from of fine One Group Values to $50.00 Others from $5.95 up By Invitation Dealer Member Grand Rapid Furniture Maker Guild Hi rN A Convent ion Names Officers New district officers were named at the 3!)lh district Dowell conven tion of Royal Neighbors! of Amer ica at Keizer Grange nail Satur day, May 4. The group who will handle ar rangemcnts for district activities during the year are Mrs. Mary White, Woodburn, oracle; Mrs. Ed ward B. Weaver, Salem, vice ora cle; Mrs. Clara Knlow, Silverton, chancellor; and Mrs. Agnes Eath- erton. Woodburn, recorder-receiver. Woodburn was selected for the 1958 convention. Oregon Grape Camp of Salem was announced as winner of the badge prize with Mrs. Rosa Cole of Salem accepting the award. Among those attending were five charter members, four 50 -year members, and 19 members who have been atmiated with the or ganization for 25 years. Mrs. Hat- tie Ruef of Independence, member of the Salem camp, received an award for attending the most con ventions, 38 out of the 39 that have met throughout the years. Mrs, Hubbard, Silverton, 56-year mem ber, was honored for having the record for membership. Initiated as a new member was Mrs. Maude Olson nf Salem. In eluded in the program was a drill by the Salem Juveniles, trumpet trios from Silverton Camp, and skit by Labish Camp. Camps from Salem, Labish, Woodburn and Silverton are repre sented in the district group. Ses sions continued throughout Satur day with a luncheon in the grange dining room at noon and a ban quet served by the women of Kei zer Grange in the evening. Install ing ceremonies were conducted fol lowing the banquet. Mrs. Mae Lo gan, state supervisor, and Mrs. Mable Mills, district deputy, were speakers following the riles, which they conducted as installing offi cer and ceremonial marshal res pectively. Music Month Noted . At Amity Civic Club AMITY (Special) Election of officers and observance of music month were combined in an after noon meeting of the Women's Civic Improvement Club recently at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Payne. Co hostesses were Miss Laura Judy and Mrs. Laura Stockton. Mrs. lona Meeker was reelected to the olfice of president by a unanimous vote. Assisting Mrs. Meeker in her duties will be Mrs. Dorothy Payne, first vice presi dent; Mrs. Mary Sproal, second vice president and also re-elected Miss Laura Judy, secretary and treasurer. In charge of the music month observance was Mrs. H. W. Tor bet, music chairman. She intro duced Mrs. Edwin Waddell, who spoke on the "History of Bach." Miss Susan Meeker, pianist, played two Bach compositions. Mrs. Margaret Morse reported I on her recent vacation In Cali fornia and Miss Susan Meeker gave a resume of her vacation in Hawaii. regular stock lamps 95 1 Henry -Meyer Furniture & Interiors Jtiletk THIRD FlOO Students Engaged Announced to the members of Alpha Chi Omega sorority at Wil lamette University, Monday eve ning, was the engagement or Miss Elaine Gustafson to Dale C. De Harpport, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. De Harpport of Portland. Miss Gustafson is the daughter of Mrs. Ethel Gustafson of Eugene. The bride-to-be is a junior at Willamette majoring in psy chology. She is the president of the Panhellenic Council and mem ber of Psi Chi, national psychology honorary. Her fiance is a senior economics major and the past treasurer of his fraternity. Beta Theta Pi. A June 16 wedding in Eugene is planned. 60 Attend Mother And Daughter Event WOODBURN (Special) - More than 60 mothers, daughters, adopt ed daughters and granddaughters attended the annual mother-daughter banquet at the Woodburn Pres byterian Church Friday, in the church dining room. The event was sponsored by the Women's Association of the church with Mrs. Elbert lsom as general chairman. Mrs. L. S. Mochcl gave the invocation. Following the din ner Mrs. Isom introduced Mrs. Gerald Smith as toastmistrcss who called on Mrs. Eldon Hart, presi dent of the association, to give the welcome to the daughters. Miss Harriett VanArsdale responded for the daughters. Mrs. Charles Bycrs was in charge of the program which in cluded a flute solo by Judy Ros- burg; humorous skit by Mrs. By ers .and Mrs. Warren Donner; a piano solo by Carol Froom and group singing with Miss VanArs dale at the piano. Mrs. Warren Bacon was in charge of games. Mrs. Isom called upon each mo ther who introduced her daughter or daughters, and thanked her committees who were in charge of the banquet. The kitchen commitlee included Mrs. William B. Dunn. Mrs. Frank Wright, Mrs. E. C. Peyton and Mrs, lsom. Mrs. Annette Gibbons was in charge of the tables and men who served were Warren Ba con, Harry Van Arsdale, Warren uoimcr ana Uldon Hart. WI1.LAM1NA (Special) Six members of the Willamina War Mothers Chapter attended the slate executive board meeting in Amany last week. Plans were made for the state convention in October. Making the trip were Mrs. Earl Richardson, president of the local chapter; Mrs. Earl. McNamnr, stale gold and silver star chair man; Mrs. Hay Morrison, first state vice president; Mrs. George Crone, state hospital chairman; Mrs. George Hanson and Mrs. Ernest Kilgorc. An elegant carpet at a budget price GU LI STAN Dens long wearing all wool Beautiful two level lexlure 8 deooraior color combinations come aoe eome save - I ' IT. II' ill ,1 J 9 '. . ir-.it' I C.I.'I-I TAr CASMTZT Free Parking Free Delivery Shop Mon. & Fri. 'Til 9 260 State St. Capital Journal,. Wed., May 8, 1957, Sec. 1, Page 7 ANNE SMITH Award Won by Silverton Girl SILVERTON (Special) Winner ot the $25 award, presented by the Business and Professional Wom an's Club of Silverton, at the an nual senior girls tea, Sunday aft ernoon, is Miss Anne Smith, daughter of Mrs. Marie Smith. Miss Smith is recognized by the BPW committee and the members of the faculty as the outstanding senior of the Union High School, having made the highest grades in improvement In a number of re quirements during her four years ot nigh school. She plans for nurses' training in the early autumn. The tea was at the home of Mrs. Lcnard Kcphart. Willamina's Civic Club Lists Officers WILLAMINA (Speciall The Civic Club met for Its annual spring luncheon last week in the Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Mrs. Floyd Zcttcrberg planned and pre pared the 'luncheon. Guests of honor at the luncheon were Mrs. George Rossman, state president of the Oregon Federa tion of Women's Clubs; Mrs. John S. Tyler Jr., stale corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Harry Sappen field, state parliamentarian, all of Salem. A letter was read from the state park superintendent, C. H. Arm strong, thanking the club for the tree planting project this spring when 8,000 trees were planted in the Van Duzer forest corridor by grade school students. The nominating committee pre sented names of members (or the executive board, who were unani mously elected. They are Mrs. Virgil Heider, Mrs. James Thomp son, Mrs. Floyd Zeltcrberg, Mrs. Rant Ncely, Mrs. Earl Richard son, Mrs. Frank Cody, Mrs. Fred Nelson, Mrs. Frank Smelser, Mrs. now a senior at Dallas High school. Clarence Chambers and Mrs. Le- A wedding next 'spring Is plan Roy Elliott. ned. fiimtion Timd WE WILL INSTALL THIS LOVBLV OULISTAN CARPET WALL TO WALL IN TWO AVERAGE SIZE ROOMS INCLUDINO THE BEST 40 OUNCE PADOINQ AND LABOR FOR ONLY- EASY BUDGET TERMS This All New Wool Carpel It Only Free decorating eouniel Phone EM 3-9148 For Samples Brought to Your Home mUMETTI TALLER UUMK ArTilMUi I SALEM - ! New Staff ' 'Of Officers I Cascade Chapter, National Sec retaries Association, named offi cers at its meeting Tuesday evex ' ning at the home of Mrs. l.ucien B. LeCompte.v Miss Jean Brima combe was elected president" lor ' . the new term. j Others chosen were Miss Mavm Smith, first vice president; Mrs. I Wilma Burtchell, second vice pres ident; Mrs. Evelyn Bartlctt, cor. responding secretary; Miss Carol I Waterman, recording secretary! Mrs. Claude Borszich, treasurer. i Club Installation i Staged Pasf Week AMITY (Special) The banquet room of the Oriental Gardens in McMinnville was the setting for the Valley Woman's Club installa tion of officers recently. Mrs. Iril Castcel, retiring president, intro duced the new officers and pre sented Mrs. Irene Panek, incomi Ing president, with the token of her office. Assisting Mrs. Panek in the current year will be Mrs. Jennie Nelson, vice president, and Miss Beulah Dickinson, secretary and treasurer. During the business meeting it was decided to continue the meet ings through the summer months instead of taking the customary adjournment, in order to continue work on the club's current project of improvements to the Amity City Park. Mrs. Panek declared mem bership in the club open and in vited the enrollment of new mem bers. ' Members and guests In atten dance for the occasion were: Mes dames Iril Casteel, Irene Panek, May Massey, Ruth Domes, Anna Van Otten, Letha Taylor, Mary Ann Ehlers, Albertine Kurtz, Es ther Mitchell, Pat DeRacv:, Bar bara Burns, Marly s Johnson, Ethel Darnall, Needra Fuller, Dclphlnt Sheldon, Lucille DeRaeve, Edna Strout, Betty Orr and lona Meek er. Misses Louise Keene, Beulah Dickinson and A 3c Barbara J. Panek, daughter of Mrs. Irene Panek, who is home on leava from McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey. The club will meet June 6 at the home of Mrs. Irene Panek. Miss Wells Tells Troth to Mr. Sheton DALLAS (SpeciaD-The engage ment of Miss Kay Frances Wells, daughter of Mrs. Katherine M. Trueax of Pedee, and the late Jack R. Wells, to Wayne Shelton, son of Mr, and Mrs. Howard Shelton of Dallas, is being announced. The bride-elect is a senior at Dallas High School and Is promin ent In school activities. 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