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The New Oregon Statesman. Salem. Oreeoiu Friday Mornintr, January 11, 1929
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ocity News and
Glub
Affai
rs
i Olive M. Doak, Society Editor z-.
Hrs. Kraps Hostess
ForO.N.S.
Club-
- Mrs. - SylTl TCraps and Miss
May Ranch entertained the O. N.
8. elab with a Topsy Tarry party
at the home of Mrs. Kraps Tnes
day ereniar- Foyowint a social
hour and refreshments there was
a .brief business meeting in which
it was aeciaea 10 sponsor a suc
lac party on January, 18. Mem
bers who wih to attend are to
meet at the Sanberg apartment
A 4Isculoa of the recent dorml-
, tery disaster at the Oregon Nor
. mal school was discussed aad the
cine went on record as in favor
f a new dormitory : building for
;the normal school. : . , -1
' Members not present will be in
terested In planning on the meet
ing which la planned to take place
at the Spa following the next Mo-
kroat Olson play, j
I The next regular meeting of the
elub wCl be.. with . Mrs. Herma
fister. ' 1
- Club members were Inea Rlef
snyder. Lanra Eaton. Olire Calef.
Mary- J. Wilson. Lola Millard.
Elra Egaas. Signe Paulson. Gert
rode Anderson, 'Virian F. Carf.
Lots A. eed, Naomi Cobb. Vesta
, M. Marrs, Oene' Vaughan, Muriel
( yilson, LIta Waters. Elra NU-
senl vRuth Hopson. Dorothy M.
Taylor.. Esther O. Long. Mabel
" Temple ' and the hostesses. May
Ranch and Sylria TSL Kraps.
Tri-C Class
.Meet for Supper Party
Toung ' college people, mcm
f bers of the Tri-C class, of the First
Presbyterian church met Tuesday
' erening for their regular supper
party in the club rooms, of the
church.. Members present were:
Mary Louise Aiken. Norabel Pratt,
Margaret .Moorehouse, Dorothy
Hutchison, i Doris Godsey. Erelyn
High. Ula Cation. Lydia Childs.
Isobel " Childs; tSepUen MergJer,
Carol Pratt. Charles Kauffman,
Don Grant, Henry Millard, Clay
Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Ellis. : ' :. , (
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Mrs. O. A. Laird from the Gar
den Road la a lsltoV this week la
' the home- of her sister, Mrs. Ellis
Laird of Portland.
" , - Social Calendar
Friday
Public Installation of offi
cers of Daughters of Veter
ans; Woman's club house, -N...
Cottage street. - '
Woman's - Missionary cir
cle, First . i Baptist church
meets at 2:30 with Mrs.
Clifton Mudd. 1715 N. Capi
tol street.- ... -w-
Barbara Frietchle Tent No.
2 at JL o'clock la Woman's
club honse on North Cottage
Three Links club members
meet this afternoon la . the
1. O. O. F. hall. All Rebekahs
are asked to attend.
Saturday .
. Guards of the Neighbors
of Woodcraft - d rill team
cooked food, sale at. S. P.
ticket office. , '
Salem Woman's dab meeU
for first time this year
... .f .
Dinner Gu e s t s
AtMenty
Home
Wild ducks- formed the center
of attention . for a.- dinner glren
Salem folk by Mr. and Mra. Wayne
Henry at their home la Zena Tues
day evening. 'i-.X-'
The, table was centered - with
pink and white, chrysanthemums
flanked on either side by tall pink
tapers in crystal holders. ,
After dinner bridge was in play
for which Mm B. IB. Flack won
high score.'
Corers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Pratt, Dr. and Mrs.
D.'X. Beechler, Mrl and Mrs. B.B.
Flack, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson,
Mrs. Susan Varty, Harold Philippl,
Mrs. Mary B. Crawford, and the
hosts Mr. a nd Mrs. Henry. 1
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Parents and tTeachers
Hold Council Saturday
The Marion County Council of
Parents and Teachers will hold
their council meeting in Staytoa
Saturday, January 12. The first
session will open at 10:50 Satur
day morning.
s Mrs. W. W. Gabriel, state pres
ident of the Oregon Congress of
Parents and Teachers will giro the
main address of the day;
ETcryone who Is Interested la
child welfare Is welcome to attend
the council meeting. - ,
Woman's Club Hold
First Meeting of -Year
The Salem, Woman's club will
meet in Its club house on North
Cottage street for the nrst meet
ing of the new year January 12
A board meeting will conrene at
2 o'clock, followed by a business
meeting at 2: 30 at which time re
ports will : be giren' by the Insti
tutions committee concerning the
many actiTitles of its department
daring the oast year. It will be
remembered - that this committee
was especially aetlre daring the
holiday season. "
A second report of Interest will
be that: glren by Mrs. E. E. Ling
of the public welfare committee,
who represented the Womaa's
dnb la the Christmas seal sale in
Salem and Marion county during
the past .holidays. - t .
' Appearing on the program of
the afternoon which . will . com
mence at 3 o'clock, will bt Dr.
Estefla-Ford Warner, director of
the Marion county health serrlce,
and daughter of Mrs. E. C. Ford
one of the executire board mem
bers of the club, and Mrs Wen
dell Van Loan; who is in charge
of - the part " time continuation
school work in Salem schools. Dr.
Warner will spelak on the subject
"How Much Health Can a Com
munity Afford?" Mrs. Van Loan
will speak briefly concerning the
house maids class which is a part
of the continuation school.
Mrs. Harry Hawkins has been
appointed by the club president,
Mrs.: A. L. Wallace, as chairman
of the American Home depart
ment in place of Mrs. F. G. Bow
ersox who has just resigned this
post. This department: will soon
hare plans under way for the Bet
ter Homes week," a j spring feature
of this committee's work. , .
Mrs. Sheldon Sackett will be
soloist for this meeting. Her ac
companist has not yet: been an
nounced. . . " - : ' -'
Mrs. Abst Is Hostess
To Pinochle Club
Birthday Dinner
. Makes Happy ;:
Event
ealtK
- By JLulu Hunt Peters MDt
flutfior 0ckaT)d HealrhicrorChUdrerN
there Is any suspicion of the na-
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The go-Called Mayo Redscing Diet
.WAS told to go on . the
--May o" reducing diet
.whlch she was told con
sists of one hard boiled egg, one
medium sized tomato, and the
cloiee' of one ' glass ' of skim or
buttermilk or
orange juice, at
each meaL This
was to be. taken
for three -. days
i n succession
during the first
rr." "f
aays a weea
(the second
month; one k
day a week the
bird mon,th
and further as
.often as neces
sary to control
' pJtU twrfCKAiiM the pound s.
She reduced to some .extent but
be wanti to know what is the
danger of going below 1,200 cal
ories for any period of time. . ,
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rural water. . (Boiling will also
kill any stray germs ) . We get
the minerals we need in a bal
anced diet. '--J '
The -water can be aerated by
shakiag it in a shaker,. or beating
u with an egg beater. It does
Improve the taste
Mditor9 Hot : Dr. Peters cannot
glasno . nor Ir peraoM.1. advfe.
If" K of fnml iator.
t. will b answarod la th coU
umiij In turn. Requests for articles
m"t bo accompanted by a fully '
lr-addreMod. stamped envelop
and S cents In oata for each article.
to oarer oost of printing- and band.
Mnc For the pamphlet on reduo- ,
2J,Sln1n-. 16 eenu In eoltk
with fully snlfiaddresswl. stamped,
envelope, must be Muiuxi a.
urea MJC jrOMrS U
. papea, .
oar of this
Mrs. Max Abst war al hostess of
Tuesday evening to her pinochle
club at the Abst home on . North
14th street. V I ;
-. Three tables of, pinochle were
played until the hostess served a
dainty; luncheon, late ia the eve-i
ning -.
: The group Included Mr. and Mrs.
Ira iDarby, Mr. and Mrs. O. A.
Laird. Mr. and Mrs: Pete Meany,
Mr.' and Mrs. T. A. Raffety, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira . Follis, and Mr. and
Mrs.. Abst. ' ' -
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Kiwanis Members
Axcl Dinner Hosts ; '
Mrs.-Dan Fry. Sr., entertained
with dinner in honor of Mr. Fry's
seventieth : birthday Wednesday
evenlne at. their home on South
High street. . .-'.".
: Covers were laid -for twenty of
Mrl Fry's old time men friends.
On a long : table there resided In
state a beautiful birthday cake.
adding to its beauty was a bowl
of red carnations : and tall red
tapers la graceful holders: The
guests were presented with red
carnations - for' their buttonholes?
Each : guest ; responded - with
toast as b was - called upon by
the toastmaster, Mr. Dan Fry.. Jr.
Out of town guests, were Mr.
Orris J. Fry of Portland, a son
and Mr. Raymond Walsh of Eu
gene, i a son-ln-law.?: - t .'.
Mrs. K. H Graber, Mrs. Fry's
sister, and Miss Priscilla Fry. as
sisted Mrs. Fry in receiving.
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Mrs. Creigh Long
Hostess For ,
Bridge
. Mrs. Cretgh Long attractively
entertained her bridge club at her
home Wednesday. Three tables of
bridge were in play during the af
ternoon. Mrs. T. Franklin Tipton!
won high score. I
After the playing luncheon was
served with Mrs. Carroll Long, as
sisting the hostess. i
Mrs. Wagstaf f and i Mrs. A. J.
Buslck were special guests. Club
members were Mrs. L. B. Endicott,
Mrs. Carroll Long, Mrsi A.? B. See
ly, Mrs. C D. Buslck, Mrs. T.
Franklin Tipton.Mra James Good
win, Mrs. S. F. Sackett, Mrs. A. L.
Tumbleson. Mrs. Lester Jones, and
Mrs. Creigh Long. .
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Mall have
had. as the! rguests for the past
week Miss Helen Kissner and son
Harlan of Puysllap. Washington.
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Miss- Lucille Grav of Eurene Is
(the house guest of Mrs. Ira Fol-
11 this week.
Members of the Salem Kiwanis
club will entertain with dinner at
the: Marlon hotel tonight, this, be
ing the annual club affair given In
honor of the members wives and'
special women guests. 1
The: outgoing president, Mr.
Charles Wiper, will be toast mas
ter for the occasion. Dean R. J.
Jewell; dean of the school of vo
cattnosl " .i education - In 1 Oregon
State college, will be the principal
speaker of the evening. Music will
be ; furnished by Mills orchestra,
" The committee in charge of ar
rangements are Mrs. William P.
Ellis, Mr. Ralph Cooley: incoming
president, Mr. Charles Wiper, out
going president and Mr. Oliver
Myers. . ,4 s
Mr; McGilcKrist Gives
Travelogue Tonight
The songs of Scotland whose
Celtic I strain Is becoming more
and .more appreciated of - recent
years will be the topic at the reg
ular Friday night program at the
T. W. C A. tonight. Mr. William
McGiichrlst, Sr., recently returned
from a six months tour of England
and Scotland, will speak of the
aew musical movement In the Brit
ish : Isles which it has been bis
privilege to study first handj .
T eMe x M. , av a
: , Mr. jucuucnrisc repuns mai
few countries reveal their nation'
al characteristics : as : clearly ; In
their folk songs as do the Scotch
whose songs are full of the haunt
ing laments, historical tragedies,
and national triumphs of the folk
material. "."'.-"'''"'.'.'.'
- Some of the latest Scotch songs
and i their historic backgrounds
will form, a part of Mr. McGUch
rlst's vocal repertoire along with
some bits of Scotch music whlsh
he will play on the new concertina
secured .while abroad. .
Mss. Gordon MiGilchrist will
also ting two songs translated
from the Galic. "O Can Ya Sew
Cushions?" aad "Horo, My Nut
Brown Maiden.; " T 1 i"
The .program. is open -to the
public
Another one act play is soon to
be nresented by students of the
senior high , school under the di
rectlon of Miss Beatrice Olin. Stu
dents taking part are Victor
Wolfe, Julia Creech. Dorothy
White. David Eyre, and Homer
Smith, Jr. The date for the per
formance is set for January 26.
e
. The Reading club of the Rebec
ca's will meet at the I. O. Q. F.
hall Friday afternoon. All mem
bers are urged to attend this meet
ing. Hostesses for the afternoon
are Sarah Hulton, Dessie Berrln
ger. Carrie- Chaffee, Clara Wills,
and Delia Clearwater.
Club
Parties Are ?l
.Given
Drama' League' -xiv.
Hears Splendid Play: j
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17.
mm.
CyRxCItvcfson
Subject
loniqht
Friday, 7:45 P. M, "If a Per
son Were Planning on. JBeinff
Baptised bat Put It Off Until
He Fell Sick and Died, Would
He Be Saved if He Truly Repented?"
Two of the most attractive af
fairs of - the week were given
Thursday - afternoon. Each of
t hese were regular club meetings
whose - membership make ; up , a
prominent share of Salem'a most
active social lif ev
; The Thursday club met at the
home of Mrs. Ev C. Cross, who was
joint . hostess i with Mrs. RusseH
CaUftt and Mrs. tE " B. Thlelsen.
Mrs. Alice Dodd burnished much
pleasure and amusement with for
tune telling? during the afternoon.
Late in . the ; afternoon refresh
ments were served.
: Six ' special ! guests were asked
for the occasion, Mrs. T. T. GeeT,
Mrs. T. B. Kay, Mra Louis Bean.
Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Mrs. Robert
son and Mrs. John L. Rand.
: Club . members present ' were
Mrsi John Albert, Mrs. Henry
Beanr Mrs. William Fleming. Mrs.
R. J. Hendricks, Mrs. W. E. Kirk.
Mrs. B. C. Miles. Mrs. William Mo
Call, Mrs. George Pearce, Mrs;- R.
P. Boise, Mrs. Frank , Snedecor,
Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney, Mrs. C.
K. Spsulding, Mrs. Frahk Spen
cer, Mrs. ; A. N. Mpores, Mrs.
George M. Brown, and the three
hostesses, Mrs. Cross, Mrs. Catlin
and Mcs. Spears.
r
At her home on North Capitol
street Mrs. William Walton en
tertained with an attractive lunch
eon and bridge. , .
Special guests were Mrs. W. H
Lytle, Mrs. Louis Lachmund, and
Mrs. Johh H. Carson. Mrs. Lytle
won the guest prize.
Club members present were
Mrs. Henry Meyers. Mrs. George
Rodgers, Mrs. John J. Roberts,
Mrs. David Eyre, Mrs. Harry Haw
kins, Mrs. Dan J. Fry, Jr., Mrs.
Frits Slade, and; Mrs. O. C. Locke.
MrsCDent." Mowry captivated
members of the Salem Drama Lea
ffii hv )i,r mHADi and aoDrect
atlve Interpretation of -The Roy-1 -Mrs. W. H. Bnrghardt.
al Family" ' a play by Kaufman,
which she . presented Wednesday
evening at Nelson. Halt.
Mrs. Mowry and Miss Mab!-t
Withyeombe . motored to Salem
from Portland Wednesday after
noon for this special occasion.
They were dinner guests of Mr
irst let me say that. this diet
'which ' Is attributed to the Mayo
Clinic did not originate there at
all. ' I know, for I have visited
t ithe clinic and I havft Dr, Charles
. Mayo't. own denial of this, as well
as ; their dietitian's. They have
! lad ao many inquiries about this
' diet that they have had to print
, form letters of denial. . , -
If the oatlents at the Mayo
Clinic need to reduce, they are put
on a mixed diet -similar to the
one which " we' recommend In the
column all the time low enough
la calories so that most, of the
energy needs are supplied by the
patient's own fat. ,
'The tomato-egg-mllk diet Is al
right for: one day a week. If you
. like-it,..-. --::-.. l .
: Yonr- cemnlaint. M.." that It
seemed easier: to reduce al first
' hi: that tou now have to go on
' a -smaller number of calories to
rednca farther, is a common oe
Tha first reduction consists ct a-
lot of excess water the bodr
hoidlnr. as well as the fat. Then,
It doeaeeem that the body accua-
thms Itsalf to the lowered miaae
of food- and works more economi
cally so that It may oe necessary
a mt dawn a little more, t It Is
kettar. however, hot to cut do
ttm MMUMmntlon every day, but to
five oaeday ia the. week that is
very lew -not more thaa S85 ta
CM C. r After, that day yott will
Mat thm welehi will co down a
nid ar ao.- ' .- tA"XA"-.,r;-a
If you have a small frame and
are abort, you may ; hava to go
vndar- LxflO calories In order to
red sea : one aad one-half to two
nouada ' a -week,-: ' V .
- If all of you would remember
that even if you go down but one
sound a' week. In a year's time
this amounts to 62, pounds, or if
oaly one-half pounds a week,: to
21 pounds. That certainly Is bet
ter, thaa gaining, which you will
do if you. don't control your diet!
- W have a pamphlet of reduc
ing and gaining Instructions which
you may have. ; ;-jiri
;i3 distilled water good for hu
man consumption,ror a proiraciea
period ? Will It be improved by
aerating . tt. and If so, how can
it be accomplished vlth home Ta
ciUtlest ' ' .
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. '.Yes. distilled water is perfectly
aira. . Ia fact, . It is desirable - if
li lirlsg In a locality where
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. Saturday; Only
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3 Twins or 4 1-2 Ibs.Quality Bread
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2 Cans-25c
Iowanna Corn
Silver Bar Peas
VanCamp
; Hominy . -4
- Sflverdale '..
' Tomatoes :
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tVTall
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:; PinappleSy flats
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t Fire Fly Pears c
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Choice at, lb. i
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Half or whole pieces, 'lb.
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WALNUTS, new crop
3 pounds for ..
FILBERTS, new crop
2 pounds for t. ;
DATES, very fancy
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BEETS, small rose bud, in glass jars
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twopound packages for
FIGS, imported,
2 pounds for
ROCKDELL SYRUP, .
delicious maple and cane, can l.J. .
' - 'With this offer is included ft beautiful
, ' imported pitcher and plate;
PINEAPPLfJ Elsinore sliced brand.
Large cans. Three sell ft - -
18c
. 25c
50c
79c
45c
.: 55c
$1.00
35'c
75 c
89c
GRAPE FRUIT, 3 good-sized cans
, for only ; - i
85c
70c
25c
ROOTS SPONGE CAKES JlJJ.l. 25 C
Remember: We make special cakes for weddings
" .and for parties t
A ttasty i tidbit : Norwegian Sardine? $ OC
ta oCve oil, 2 in tnr , , : ' igf X.JC
LOGANBERRY and APPLE JAM '
Large jar sells for only
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