Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 9

.1 I i Statesman, altm, Or Sunday. May 24. 1) 9 Secretaries 'Dofit Cook flow Events Willamette Graduation Festivities Alumni will be returning to the Willamette University campus Planned Mayor A. W. Loucks today pro claimed the week of May Z4-su, 'hr-y next weekend for the 111th an National Secretaries Week.

In reeoenition of the vital role the nual commencement activities. Alumni day will be Saturday with bul everybody's tellingr us about the nevr marriaga license law; We- won't have td wait three days any more, they say. Oh goody, and crfter all these years. Cal'srry riew, Salem's aot the prettiest alley there is anywhere, we bet. Drive yourself through one between Center and Marion, Liberty and Commercial the' one that separates the Ford Phil-lipses from the Nash Phillipses.

There may be prettier residential alleys but there members of this profession por various lectures and-class reun tray in the life of the nation's Time 1c a change even, this lil ol' web loo led. water-soaked Oregoniart would welpome a change in the weather. Could this; be blamed on the cloud seed ers who chased the rain away front Southern Oregon this week? Far-ilung when we wonder about the Dulleses and the Stassans etc. being off on their travels so much, we remember that changed the old slogan to "Join the Cabinet and See the Maxine Buren business, Wednesday, May 27, has been set aside as Secretaries Day. ions slated.

The class of 1928 will hold a special 25th anniversary luncheon at noon on Saturday in the Mirror Room of the Marion HoteL The annual alumni banquet will be Saturday night at 6 The Cascade Chapter of the Na tional Secretaries Association an nounces that plans are underway to honor, not only the members of any- can't I be a wider or neater one where around. o'clock, the event also scheduled the organization, but all secretar for the Mirror Room of the Mar ies who are rendering highly competent services in every field of ion. The commencement exercises business and industry. Business, industry, government and educa on Sunday, May 31, at McCulloch Stadium at 3 o'clock will feature Hon. Douglas McKay, secretary of tion depend in large measure up on the skills, loyalty and effici the interior, as guest speaker.

ency of secretaries, said Mrs. Margaret Tansen, president of the Following the commencement the annual reception in honor of the Willamette University faculty. chapter. Secretaries also play an important role in all civic activities. Miss.

Mayme Smith, a mem graduating seniors, parents, alum Club Notices To Be Mailed Increase in the number of clubs using The Statesman for meeting notices has made it necessary to request that all such information be sent in by mail, rather than telephoned in. i Club presidents should Inform their publicity chairman to send in the notices on post cards, preferably -typewritten. Material for the Sunday Statesman must be iA the hands i of ni and friends will be held at ber of the Cascade Chapter, has been appointed chairman of National Secretaries Week, assisted 'ie, I Lausanne Hall at 4:30 o'clock, Mrs. Charles Johnson, newly elected president of the Faculty by Mrs. Doris DeVall and Mrs.

Shirley Keeney. The Cascade Chapter will hold Women's Club, and Mrs. Chester Luther are co-chairmen of the re ception. Luncheon for Trustees Wives Mrs. G.

Herbert Smith, wife of a dinner meeting on Tuesday evening, May 26 for installation of officers and initiation of new Ik i vy It -i- Ik 4 the Woman department iby the Willamette University presi rTiday noon. dent, wiJJ entertain with her annual luncheon in honor of the wives of the board of trustees at University House on Saturday af Recital Today At Studio Mrs. James I. Teed will present it if members. At that time they will present a scholarship to assist a future secretary in completing her college preparation for a business career.

Also planned 'for the week is a bosses' breakfast Horizon Cfub Tea Today San Souci Horizon Club of Salem High School is giving a get-acquainted to Horizon tea today from 2 to 4 p.m. at the home of Robbe Robertson, 2680 Skopil Candalaria Heights. All 9th grade girls and sophomores are especially invited. New officers have been elected and appointed with Pat Burres heading the cabinet as president Others are vice-president, Mari-lynn Harland; secretary, Nola Campbell: treasurer, Sharon 0 ternoon at 12:30 o'clock. Bidden to the affair are Mrs.

Clarence M. Bishop, Mrs. Truman W. Collins, Mrs. George L.

Koehn, Mrs. James W. Crawford, Mrs. J. C.

Harrison, Mrs. Charles E. McCulloch, Mrs. J. J.

Gard, Mrs. Herbert C. Hardy, Mrs. Robert C. Notson, Mrs.

J. H. Polhemus, Mrs. C. L.

Starr, Mrs. Neal Zimmerman, Mrs. Dean Pollock, Mrs. Joseph M. Adams, Mrs.

Guy Good-sell, Mrs. Milton Marcy, Mrs. Laurence E. Nye, all of Portland; Mrs. Donald K.

Grant, and Mrs. George H. Atkinson, San Francisco, Mrs. William Walsh, Coos Boy, Mrs. Warren McMinimee, Tillamook, Mrs.

B. C. Cole and Mrs. S. Raynor Smith, Eugene, Mrs.

George C. Flanagan, Med-ford, Mrs. Hugh McGilvra, Forest Grove, Mrs. Meredith Groves, Roseburg, Annual Dinner On Monday The committee in charge of the annual no-host dinner for Mothen and Dads of students of Oregon State College to be held Monday, May 25, in the Mayflower. HaU, 2135 Fairgrounds Road is Mrs.

Wayne Gordon and Mrs. Walter Nelson, co-chairmen; decorations, Mrs. George Rhoten, Mrs. Ed Ma. jek, Mrs.

R. A. Meyer, and Mrs. K. W.

Heinlein. The serving committee, Mrs. T. J. Rosen.

Mrs Cliff Parker, Mrs. R. W. Radcliffe, Mrs. Lena Hildebrandt, Mrs.

H. L. Oldenberg, Mrs. Everett Andre-sen, Mrs. Adolph Lietuvietis, and Mrs.

Oscar Paulsen, the reception committee, Mr. and Mrs. Em-mett Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wendt, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Majek and Mr. and Mrs. A. O.

Mueller; program and, publicity. Mrs. Austin H. Wilson. The new officers will be in-stalled by Mrs.

0. 1. Paulsen, past state; president Mrs, Carl Wendt is the new president and the retiring president is Mrs. Emmett Rogers. Members are asked to bring a wrapped gift for the grab bag table.

Special guests will be the parents of students who plan to attend Oregon State College next fall This will be the last meeting until the all term. Hillcrest Girls Sing for Lodge Girls from Hillcrest presented an interesting program at the meeting of the Salem Rebekah Lodge. They were accompanied by -Mrs. E. Brown, musician and instructor.

The girls gave a group of ongs and pantomime and the chorus also sang. One number included a solo with guitar accompaniment. Mrs. Ted Rhoades, noble grand, reported on the United' Nations meeting and a reading was given for good of the order. School night will be held next Monday with officers and mem bers asked to wear formals.

Th refreshment committee for th evening includes Mrs. Walter Bradley, chairman, Mrs. Merritt Brown, Mrs. Jessie Carter, Mis? Lillian Black, Mrs. LaDoyt Davies Mrs.

Mary Dunn, Mrs. E. C. Men nis and Mrs. John Wiles.

Adams to Visit From' Europe SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Adams, who have been with the U. S. government in Paris, France, for the past 30 months, are expected- home in early June for a brief visit Mr.

Adams, who is with the Mutual Security Administration, was selected for a five day conference in Washington, D. with state -department officials. While in Washington they will be house guests of Mrs. Adams' parents, the Hiram Humphreys. They fly from Paris on May 29 and after their Washington conference are expected to arrive in Silverton June 12 for a week before flying on to Palo Alto, where Mr.

Adams will be at Stanford for a few days, returning to Silverton for another brief visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Adams, and returning to Paris again on June 29. Mrs.

Adams is with SHAPE with Gen. Ridgway. The two plan to remain in Europe for at leasf another year. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Adams spent the early part of this year in Europe as guests of the Wallace Adams and of the' former's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Barkhurst. 'The Bark-hursts will leave Paris on July 15 for home after a year there on a Ford Foundation scholarship. They will return to Corvallis, where Mr.

Barkhurst was teaching when he was selected for the scholarship. He is the son of Mrs. Sadie Barkhurst of Silverton. Gives Party For Pupils Mrs. Ronald Craven will entertain her piano students this afternoon at 3 o'clock after a recital rehearsal.

The formal recital will be at Roberts studio June 7. Mrs. Craven is planning several other recitals. During the rehearsal numbers will be played by Mar-netta Moore, who with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Roger D. Moore, are moving away. They will all be special guests. her piano students in a recital this afternoon -at the Roberts Studio at 2 o'clock. Appearing on the program will be Gail Mauk, Wallace Lantz, Cynthia, Joanne and Sharon Bourne, John Whitmore, Judy Gardner, Cleone WeltyJoanne Van Cleave, Shirley and Hena Croker, Charles Neubauer, Judy Maddux, Margaret Ellis, Uulie Repine, Kathleen Spong, joan Frad, Margaret Cooper, tinda Lewis, Peggy Ann Lutas, Janice Drakely, Judy Query, Diane Sweigert, Karen Kaser, Tonald and Richard Reed, Karyn feed, John Jens, Jerry Hagedorn, Iteggy Reid, Rebecca Singer, LaVlfanna Lyle, Candace Ramp and Aileen Ai Kreger.

Miss Bedford to Present Students Mrs. M. C. Findley, Mrs. E.

E. Bragg. Mrs. William L. Phillips, Mrs.

Henry R. Crawford, Mrs. Tinkham Gilbert, Mrs. Charles A. Sprague, Mrs.

Robert L. Elfstrom, Mrs. Otto J. Wilson, Mrs. Waldo Zeller, Mrs.

Loyal A. Warner, Mrs. Chester A. Downs, Mrs. George Roseberry and Mrs.

Brooks H. Moore, all of Salem. Dr. and Mrs. Smith will be Mr.

Melvin S. Lord, popular visitors in the capital from Washington, D. who are guests at the home of Miss Elizabeth Lord and Miss Edith Schryver. Several parties have feted the duo since their arrival in Salem a week ago. They will be here another fortnight (Kennell-Ellis Studio).

Shaefer; chaplain, Gail Blush; social chairman, Kaylene Hicks; publicity chairman, Shirley Mc-Cauley. Out going president of the group' is Gilberta Bates. Mrs. Frank Gerdon and Mrs. Eldon Burres are advisers to the group.

Students Will Be in Recital Mrs. Henry Lee will present her piano students in a recital Monday night at the Stone Piano Co. on State Street at 8 o'clock. Taking part on the program will be Shirley Pierpoint, Larry and Darlene Lane, Herbert and Mrs. H.

M. Broadbent was host- Installation Banquet Presidents of Capital Unit ess to the Keizer Sewing Club on JuniQr Woman.s club' 9, American Legion Auxiliary will Thursday at her home Members members win hold their annual; be entertained Thursday night at hosts for a buffet supper Sunday night following the commencement and faculty reception at University House in compliment to Hon. and Mrs. Douglas McKay Miss Ruth Bedford will present her piano students in a recital Monday night the Carrier Room of the First Metiodist Church at 7:45 p.m. The interested public is invited to attend.

Participating will be Bfverly McKinney, Bed Radcliffe, iMary Beth Lockenour, Nancy Otto, Richard Smart, Bruce Follis, Ed-wina Fitzgerald, Molly Allen, Connie Reaney, Susan Sorick, Janet Bean, Gail jimmy Davis, Richard Teague, Sobert Lindquist, Jerilyn Hughesj Ann Lenhart, Janet Don, Conic Collins, Jerry Burger and Melinda Keeling. quilted during the day and a no-host luncheon was served. This was the last meeting of the group until fall. and other commencement dignitaries and their wives. installation banquet Monday the home Mrs.

Donald Madison, night at the Colonial House. A social hour will precede the 8 1 1565 N. 24th at a 7.30 dessert o'clock dinner. Mrs. Wallace Assisting hostesses are Mrs.

Paul Cowen, newly elected president of i Gemmell, Mrs. Merle Travis, Mrs. the club, and her officers will be Frank waters and Mrs. Helen installed after the dinner hour. Mrs.

Margaret White heads the McLeod. Election of officers will committee arranging the dinner bc held during the business meet-and installation. I ing. Soraptimists will meet for a noon luncheon at the Golden Pheasant Wednesday. Mrs.

Glenn McCormick is arranging a musi-eal program for the luncheon hour. Ruth Klohk, Robin and Sherry Sughrue, Marlene Mather, Mary Wood, Donnie Waller, Ray Oliver, Meryle, James and Melvin Stock-well and Kathy Wyatt Delegates to the department encampment will be elected at the meeting of Marion Auxiliary, VFW Monday night at the VFW Hall at 8 p.m. i Spectacular savings throughout the store! Look, for the Special tags! Limited quantities in many cases savings outstanding in every instance! HdURS 9:30 A. M. STORE if end of month I4S STORE HOURS: 9:30 A.

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