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JiiioiriTSilAN; Salenv Orejnl Sanity Blorning. Jane 12; 1932 -
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Society News and Club
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Farewell Dinner
Honors Ackermans
-Mr. and Mrs.' Paul Ackerman.
were bonor guests for, an. attrac
tlve farewell dinner k party for
which Mrs. Aura Williams was
hostess Thursday night at her
home. Mr. and Mrs.' iVckerman
have been attending Willamette
university.
A pretty color scheme of pink
and bine was carried out through
the use. of roses and blue bells. As
an Interesting part of the dinner
hour Jackie Gibson. Louis Gllllngs
and Ethyl Mae Williams presented
a group of musical numbers.
CoTers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Ackerman, Miss Lois Wilkes,
Miss Elisabeth Badly, Miss Mar
cuerite Cox. Miss Henrietta Bish-
on. Miss Pauline Litesay, Miss
Carta Williams, Miss Merrion Wil
liams. Mrs. Clara Ackerman of
Monroe, Wash., Miss Ethyl Mae
Williams. Keith Jones, Curtis
' French, Alfred Prench, Robert De
Brueler, Curtis Williams, Lowell
wmiimi and the hostess. Mrs.
Williams.
Independence-Miss Viola Cuth-
bert. daughter of Mr. ana Mrs
W. 8. Cuthbert, and Clarence
Crocker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Crocker, were married
Thursday In Cloverdale, Tilla
mook county, with Rev. Fred
Reusser, pastor of the .Baptist
church there, officiating.
The bride and groom were ac
companied to Clorerdale by Miss
Celesta Cuthbert, Wllber Crock
er and Richard Pepworth of Sa
lem.
A o'clock breakfast was
served at the Cuthbert' home to
the members of both families and
Mr. Pepworth. The bridal party
motored to Cloverdale for the
ceremony and returned to the
Crocker farm west of Indepen
dence about 12:30 for dinner at
which the Cuthbert family, Mr,
and Mrs. Cuthbert, Celesta, Ruth
Frances. Elmer and Jimmle, the
bride and groom, Mr. Pepworth,
Wilber Crocker and the hosts Mr
and Mrs. Crocker were present
After dinner the newly-weds left
for Santa Rosa, Cal. where Mr
Crocker will be employed for the
summer.
The bride was lovely in a Bhell
colored net lace frock over silk.
She carried a bouquet of white
carnations and rose buds.
Mrs. Crocker graduated with
her class of the Independence
high school Wednesday night. Mr.
Crocker, graduate of O. N. S. was
a teacher in the Hoskins school,
the past year. He will have charge
of a school near Aurora, this
coming year.
A group of pupils of Lena May
Dotson were presented in recital
at the Woman's clubhouse recent
ly. The first half of the program
was a playlet with story book
characters. Duets and trios were
leasing features. Those presented
were Virginia Tomklns, Barbara
Collier. Loretta Smith, Ora Mc
Dowell, Estalyne Rierson, Marie
White. Beula Brooks, Bonnie
Belle Miller. Ada Mae Smith, Bet
ty Dotson, Helen Schulx, Virginia
Scott.- Nera Smith and Doris
Schunke. A second group will
soon be presented..
Mrs. Alice Hines. of Forest
Grore, delegate to the all-western
convention of the League oi
Western Writers which will con
vene In San Francisco August
1 , has called an organization
meeting in Portland for Saturday
night at the Multnomah hotel In
order to carry out the desire of
this league to organize a group
-on Oregon.
.Olive IL DoaFm. Society Editor
GRADUATES INTO THE BUSINESS WORLD
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Reading from left to right are graduates of the Capitol Business college who received their diplomas
Frldav nleht: first row. Match jjove. Marearet B strem. Aieuisaa ao-mii, lunsm uawrj
flchranrnum. Itnth Overosa. fij-w Ckmnhelli iMond row. staadlnrt Mabel Jacobson, Elisabeth
Probe. Mary Warner, Ruth Addison, Audrey Converse, Vlrglni Berger, Ianm Doett, Isabella Leep
er, Leone Taylor, and Ruby Smith.
Members of the Business and
Professional Women's club are
planning: a plcnlo at the country
place of Mrs. Wlnnifred Pettyjohn
for Friday night Each person is
to bring bis own silver, a cup and
bowL Those wishing to attend ate
to meet at Wlllson park at
o'clock Friday night.
Members of the Past Noble
Grands will meet with Mrs. Lil
lian Fleenor Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. LaMoin Clark and Mrs.
Cora Van Pelt will be assisting
hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Proctor of
Portland are In Salem for the
weekend to attend the graduation
activities of Willamette univer
sity. They will be the guests of
Mrs. E. D. Proctor while here.
Mrs. Percy Kelley
Tuesday Hostess
Members of the executive board
of the Y. W. C. A. will be guests
of Mrs. Percy Kelley for the regu
lar board meeting at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning and this will be
followed with a luncheon at the
Kelley home at 12 o'clock.
Reports will be made by the va
rious committee heads, and plans
will be discussed for the summer.
Monday night Mrs. W. D.
Clarke, Mrs. George Rug and Mrs.
A. M. Chapman from the T. W.
C. A. will meet with the commit
tee on arrangements of the Y. M.
C. A. to make final plans for the
picnic to be observed by the two
organizations Wednesday night at
Hager's grove.
Plans are steadily progressing
SETUP FDR SOCUL ,
SCIEffi REVEALED
No Shifts Between Higher
Campuses Necessary
To get Degrees
. Work for degrees la the reor
ganised school of social sciences
will net require shifts from one
campus to another, the state board
of. higher education announced
Saturday. A saving of IS per cent
over the present system has been
brought about through salary re
ductions. Work will be offered In
seven major fields In Che new sys
tem of higher education. Savings
possible In the departments are
made by reducing the faculty from
SS to 41 members, by consoilda-
for the opening of Camp 8antaly,
July 9. Reservations are being
urged to be made early tor the
camp weeks.
Officers of Chadwick chapter.
Order of the Eastern Star, mo
tored to. Stayton Friday night
where they gave the degree work
at the invitation of the Stayton
lodge.
Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs. Frank
Spears, and Miss Sybil Spears
leave today for a month to be
spent at their cottage at Nesko
win. A son. named Frits John Ruch,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard
Ruch according to announcement
just received. Mrs. Ruch was Miss
Bonnie Zeller.
Miss Hester Davis and Mrs.
Jack Porter motored to Portland
Wednesday to attend the weddinr
of Miss Virginia Green to Carlton
Wood. Both Mr. and Mrs. Wood
are graduates of Oregon State.
Mrs. Wood was affiliated with
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and
is a sorority sister of Miss Davis
and Mrs. Porter. Mr. and Mrs
Wood will make their home In
Portland this summer and for this
winter will be at Maderia, Calif.,
where Mr. Wood will act as school
coach.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Welch and
Miss Dorothy and Miss Ellen
: welch of Richmond. Cal.. were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Welch.
Miss Florence Power will hare
as her house guests this weekend
Miss Elma, Miss Jean and Miss
Grace White of Portland.
tlon of departments and courses
snd by Increasing teaching loads
through larger classes.
.The new school has been form
ed from social science departments
and courses of the old college of
literature, science and the 'arts
and' the school of applied social
science at the University of Ore
gon and duplicating departments
in the schools of commeroa, voca
tional education and basis arts
and sciences at Oregon 8tate college.
Dr. James H. Gilbert, former
dean of the college ef literature,
science and the arts and a mem
ber ot the university faculty for
2f years, will bo the new dean ot
the school ot social science with
headquarters at Eugene. Dean Gil
bert was graduated from the Uni
versity of Oregon In 190 1 and re
ceived his doctor's degree at Col
umbia university la 1997.
Msjor work leadng to bachelor,
master and doctor degrees In the
fields of economics, geography.
history, philosophy, political sci
ence, psychology and sociology
will beglren at the university un
der the consolidation program ot
the board.
Lower division work during the
first two years, giving students
thorough background for special
ization In any ot the major cur
ricula in social sciences, will be
offered at both Corvallls and Eu
gene. In addition, service courses
for students In the technical and
scientific, schools at the college
will be given at Corvallls.
While all specialization In the
school will be concentrated on the
Eugene campus, students not only
will be given opportunity for
thorough background on either
campus, the board points out, but
will also have available supple
mentary courses In other schools.
started a new Investigation by po
lice who said most ot the work
among the boys was being done
by radical students of the nation
al university., ' '
Dole Bfarrtace Habtt
SYDNEY ( AP ) Unemployed
bachelors hero are getting mar
ried so as to get more dole from
the Australian government
Reds Invade Schools
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP)
Discovery of ' communistic pam
phlets In a public school here
Helpful Hints
for
Healthful Living
Exercise
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orated you feel. Exercise will keep you in shape and
throw off many ailments.
If exercise does not keep you fit, consult your physi
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Our Prescription Service is the Best
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