The OREGON STATESJIAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, July 1933-
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Slumber: Party
For Guild :
; Sterling Vforld Wide Guild of
the Calvary ! Baptist church -met
for a business meeting and slum
ber party Saturday night follow
ed by a Sunday morning break
last at Boulder Knoll, home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. GUe.
. Small taTors of flowers In pas
tel shades arranged In chic cor
sages marked places at the break
last table. - ' i
A bns!nes8 meeting and' pro-
gram marked the evening hours.
Miss Helen Alexander- was leader
for the .program and' Miss ' Lois
Cochran had charge of devotion.
Special "music added to the Inter
est of the program, ; 1
Miss Lois Cochran and Miss
Loree Barhamwere In charge of
arrangements for the slumber
party and Miss Doris Schunke and
Miss Florence Foster were host
esses for the meeting.
Present were Jttisa Ruby Vos
burg. Mrs. Alma, Willis, Miss Flor
ence , Foster, Miss Louise Jen
nings. Miss - Zeida Harlan, Miss
Helen Alexander, Miss Tommy Al
exander, Miss Loree .Barham, Miss
LaVinia Buirgy, Miss Lois Coch
ran, Mrs. Kenneth Graber. Miss
Clara Jane Harms, Miss Jean Me
Elhinny. Miss Boris Schunke. Miss
Carol Stoddard. Miss Mildred Tay
lor and Mrs. GUe and Mrs.. Earl
Gregg. ;-
Marion. ' A birthday "party
honoring Miss Iris "Winn was held
at her home Saturday night with
600 In play during the evening
Guests present were the honor
guest. Iris Winn, Clara and Emil
Schramcher, Lester Colgan, Bill
Bowman, Paul- Hysler, Marion
Pearson, Margaret -Cochran, Mr.
v and Mrs. Thomas -Winn, Clara
Winn and . two children, Marlon
Cases and Alma Barber.
m High score went to Alma Bar
ber and Bill Bowman, and low to
Clara Winn. .
Scotts Mills Mrs. LeRoy Fra-
zier and Mrs. Dave Delano en
tertained Thursday afternoon at
the J. E. Coulson home with
pre-nuptial shower honoring Miss
Ruth Kellogg.
Miss Kellogg - will be married
to Oscar Brown at the Friends'
church Tuesday night and will
live in Kelso, Wash., where Mr
Brown will be pastor of the
Friends church there.
Liberty - Sunday night Mrs
Stacey entertained a group of
boys complimenting the. birthday
anniversary of Raymond Crite-
er. Those present were: Wayne,
Bruce and Teddy Gordon, Jack
Dasch, Robert Criteser, Jimmy
Crockett and the honor guest
Raymond Criteser.
Mrs. Frank Lilburn has as her
guest her father, S. L. Moorhead
who has spent the past six weeks
in Newport.
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News and Club
OUVE M. Doak,
- . . SOCIAL CALENDAR "
' I Tuesday, July 11 . " ' -. ' , '
t Sons of Union Veterans or Civil War and Auxiliary,
with Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Prescott, 1064 Oak street, S
o'clock; regular meeting. '"' "
s Past Presidents club of W. R- a with Mrs. Laura
MeAdams, 216 D street, all members urged to be present.
Salem W. C. T. TJ. in organisation hail. Ferry and j
South Commercial, z o'clock;
" Executive board meeting of Women's council of
First Christian church, 2 o'clock with Mrs. Guy Drill.
60 North Cottage street,
' Wednesday, July 12
Monthly meeting of missionary society of First
Presbyterian church, 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. L. O. Cle
ment. 346 North 17th street.
Lesliei Ladies. Aid, Home Missionary' society,, and.
Foreign Missionary society, joint - meeting at borne
of Mrs. C. S. Teeple; ears leave church at 10:30 o'clock.
Progressive Health club, S o'clock In St. Paul's par
ish house, 460 Chemeketa.
Thursday; July IS
Soeclal business meeting. Liberty Women's club,
W. R. Dallas home; potluck luncheon with grange borne
economics club.
Mrs.. J. C. Perry, 835 North Summer, hostess to
Willing Workers class of First Christian church, 2:00
o'clock. .
Dayton Women's Civic Club Starts
j Several Projects for Warm Months
Mrs. Korinek Entertains for Sister, who. is on
Visit; Clinton Hart' Honored
Dayton Twenty-five mem
bers and friends attended tne
monthly meeting- of the Dayton
Woman's Civic club held at the
J, L. Sherman home Friday after
noon with Mrs. Harry Sherman,
assistant hostess. Mrs. Emily
Nichols was elected chairman of
the membership committee to fill
vacancy caused by the resignation
of Mrs. Floyd Root who is out of
town tor three months. Mrs. Har
ry Sherman was elected on the
ways and means committee to fill
vacancy caused by Mrs. Walter
Emrick moving to Imbler. Ore.
The club decided to sponsor danc
ing Instruction by Miss Katherine
Laidlaw of Portland, with a meet
ing some time in July in the Day
ton city park, Mrs. C. Geell and
Mrs. G. A. Ruring were appoint
ed the committee.
The club Is cooperating with the
city council to rid Dayton of the
earwig pest by investigating the
purchase of colony of Inoculated
earwigs. Mrs. Harry Gray is
chairman of that committee.
Mis Lena Stilwell was appoint
ed a new member of the Mary Gil
key library..
For the program, Miss Maude
Freeman told of her visit to the
world fair and Mrs. C. J. Frink
gave piano numbers.
Jefferson A group of friends
gave Clinton JIart a surprise par
ty Saturday night at his home just
north of town, in honor of his
18th. birthday. Those present be
side the honor guest, Clinton
Hart, were Margaret and John
Hult. Mervine Thurston, Ralph
Beach. Andy Hopkins, Mary Main,
Bob Harris. Jean McKee, Frances
Gatchell, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Smith, Margaret Goln, Harvey
Thurston, Eldon Dorman, EUen
Looney, Lorene Hart, Dorothy
Marcum, Hart and Lucille Barnes
and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hart.
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Staj-ton Complimenting her
sister, Mrs. Glen E. Fox, who is
here on a visit from San Mateo.
calif.. Mrs. G. F. Korinek enter
tained Friday with an evening of
Driage. Mrs. o. E. Gardner had
high score, Mrs. C. P. Neibert. sec
ond high and Mrs. Harry Humph
reys, consolation.
Rosedale the eirls .Sunday
school class held a birthday party
at the home of their teacher, Mrs.
M. cammack Thursday afternoon.
Honor members with birthdays
this month were Josephine Jones,
Thelma Rose and Velieda Trick.
The class was reorganised with
Veiled Trick elected president
and Eva Pearson, secretary. The
losing side of the recent Christian
EndeaVor attendance contest en
tertained the winners with a pic
nic Saturday night.
. Sclo The "As You Like It"
crab met with Mrs. George Suth
erland Thursday afternoon, with
24 members and visitors present.
Mrs. E. P. Caldwell and " Miss
Ruth Miller assisted the. hostess.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. John Shimanek July 20.
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TWELFTH AND MORRISON
PORTLAND
Society Editor:
SUverton. Several hnndrad
people attended the lovely recep
tion Sunday afternoon at thu
Free Lutheran church at 2:30
o'clock "given by the congregation
for the pleasure of Rev. Ernest G.
Larson and his bride. The Rev.
and Mrs. Larson and Rev. B. A.
Borrevia: formed the receiving
ine aiwr me program of wel
come was completed.
Rev. Borrevik of SUverton. aet.
ea as cnairman of ceremonies
and Rev. and Mrs. Martin Olson
or rortiand, were present to wel
come Mrs. Larson into the Pacific
Coast church district. Other Kuest
speakers included Rex. J. M. Jen
sen and Rev. C. L. Foss both of
SUverton. Speaking for the -var
ious organizations of the congre
gation were Miss Olga Johnson
representing the Sundav school:
Waldo Rue the young people's
group; Ed woare, the council.
Rev. and Mrs. Larson resnond
ed and the congregation presented
the bride with a purse. Refresh
ments were served at the close of
the afternoon. Arranging the af
fair were Rev. Borrevik, Miss Ol
ga Johnson and Clifford Alm-
quist , ,
Rev. Larson came to SUverton
last December to take charge of
the Free Lutheran pastorate at
SUverton. The last of May Rev.
Larson was extended a month's
vacation during which he return
ed to Minneapolis, where his mar
riage to Miss Ellen Gynhild was
solemnized. The two returned to
SUverton Thursday and are mak
ing their, home at the Free Lutheran-church
parsonage on Jersey
street.
Scotts Mills The annual pic
nic of the R. N. A. club wUl be
held in the park here July 23
The next regular meeting will be
August 4 with Mrs. John Sauer-
esslg oh Butte Creek.
YOUR OWN HOME MADE
MAYONNAISE TASTES
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BECAUSE
When you make your
of the shell and choice.Wesson Oil. Perhaps you use freshly
squeezed lemon juice instead of vinegar.
These fresh ingredients are whipped to a creamy smoothness
and served while you know they are fresh ... so your own home
made mayonnaise always has that delicious "just made" taste
. . and there simply isn't anything c6 compare with it
WESSON
Affairj
Mrs. Brypn Conley;
Auxiliary Hostess
Mrs. Byron Conley entertained
at her home Monday afternoon .in
compliment to the regular meet-i
ing of the Auxiliary to Marion B.
F. w. No. ffCl. .-- - i
Plans were made at this meet.
ing for the state encampment of
the B. F. W. organization which
wUl be held In Roseburg, July 12
to 15.
Those attending from Salem
Include Mrs. Helen Sim, president
of the auxiliary. Mrs. Byron Con
ley, department council member:
aeiegates, Mrs. R. w. Remington.
Mrs. Web Moorman; Mrs. Charles
Low, Mrs. Henry Fburnler, Mrs.
Anna Borkraan; alternates . in
clude Mrs; James Moorman, Mrs.
Dave Furlough. Mrs. R. Watson,
Mrs. John Gram and Miss Martha
Floer.
Mrs. William Rush Installed
Mrs. Ora LefOngwell as secretary
to fill out the unexpired term of
isva Rush.
. The next meeting will be JbIt
24 and will be a picnic, the place
not jet determined. j
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Mrs. Ray L. Smith has returned
to Salem after a trip to- California
which proved unpleasant. Leav
ing with Mr. Smith June 14 for a
visit with relatives in Santa Mon
ica, Mrs. Smith, became ill with
serious infection, in her aim and
was forced to spend two weka In
a hospital In : Redding; Further
travel was deemed unwise, when
she had improved, so the Smiths
returned to their home here.
John Van Osdol and Edwin Mr-
Wain entertained Sunday with a
swimming and a picnic party.
Those attending Included Dorothy
KIbbe, Doris Graham of Karen.
Hilda McDowell, MUdred Huck
enger, Ruth Armprlest, David
Compton, Lawrence Macklin.
Howard Sehon. Wesley MeWain.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Van Osdol.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McWaln and
the hosts.
Weekend visitors In Salem were
JMiitn ieake and Joan Button of
Portland. They were guests of the
Gallagher sisters at the home of
tne Utters parents on Summer
street. The party. Including Rosa
una van winkle spent the week
end at coast points, returning br
way of Salem to Portland where
the Misses Gallagher will be
guests of friends this week.
Those who motored from Salem
to Vancouver for the Peterson
Davis wedding Included Judge and
Mrs. Percy Kelly. Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Fuhrer, Mr. and Mra. Luke
Shields. Miss Sally Bush, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Butler and Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Davis. Mrs. KeUy was a
soloist for the wedding..
Mrs. J. C. Vaaderrert of Bend,
was a week-end guest of Mrs. Dan
McLellan. Monday afternoon Mrs.
McLellan entertained with an in
formal bridge luncheon with cov
ers placed for 12 friends of Mrs.
Vandervert.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Rush
have returned from Spokane,
where they have been for the past
few months and are now making
their home at 340 North Liberty
street.
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House Party ,;
Weekend Event : -
Miss Lola. Dale Pickens had 10
weekend guests from the Sigma
Kappa house of Oregon State col
lege of which Miss Pickens is a
membenMi c"U' iTf ?- i y
The 'girls attended inline party
at the JClslnoraj midnight, matinee
after which there was a feed at
the Pickens home. Boys caUlng at
the late hour were: Jim Emmett,
Werner Brown, Chuck Thomas.
Bad Thomas, Glen? Sanford 'and
Bob Pickens. - - i
Sunday. the -girls bad a picnic
at Hager's Grove, and celebrated
three of the girls' Birthdays.
Guests were: Charlotte Brennan,
Dorothy Ann SIdler," Elisabeth
Leary, Phyllis Gunther, Thurley
Ernest, all j of Portland; Adria
Lewis, Eleanor-. Giesler, both of
Corvallis; Betty Kraus of Aurora;
Waivo Leaon of Woodburn; Lola
Dale Pickens.
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Quiet Wedding
Solemnized
A very quiet wedding was sol
emlzed Sunday at 1 o'clock at the
First Baptist parsonage when
Miss Zelma Hoodenpyle, daugh
ter of J. R. Hoodenpyle of Good
ing, Idaho, became the bride of
Charles H. Broncushlo, son of
Mrs. R. Broneushk of Salem. Rev.
Britton Ross performed the cere
mony, r
The only ones attending were
the sister and brother of the
bridegroom.
Immediately following the cere
mony, a wedding dinner was serv
ed at the home of Mr. Broncushlo.
Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. W.
G. Grant of Salem. G. Bron
cushlo of Seattle. Miss dottle Lee
Wilson of Gerrats.
Mr. and Mrs. Broncushlo will
be at home to their many friends
at 835 North Liberty street.
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Mrs. Paul Patterson of San
Francisco, has been a guest in
Salem for the past few days.
She has been visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. hf. L. Meyers, Mrs.
Walter A. Denton, and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Berger and with other
friends. Mrs. Patterson left this
morning for Portland and will
later visit in Seattle before re
turning to heir home in Califor
nia." o
Miss Elizabeth Welch and Miss
Anona Welch left Saturday for
Chicago where they will visit the
Century of Progress. They went
east over the northern route and
wUl return by the southern route.
En route home they wUl stop at
Rock Island where they will visit
their birthplace and will also
visit In San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
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Miss Gertrude Hanger of
Walla Walla is a guest In the
city at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Palmer C. MacDonald. Miss
Hanger will remain for some time
and wUl be welcomed by many
friends In Salem where ahe has
visited often.
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Mrs. Palmer C. MacDonald and
Mrs. T. L. Kuhns returned home
Sunday evening from Seaside
where they have spent the past
week. Mr. MacDonald and Mr.
Kuhns motored over for them
this weekend.
Sans Souei club members en
joyed a gay day at Champoeg park
Sunday. Pienle luncheon, swim
mlng and an Informal time mark
ed the day.
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Mrs. A. J. Anderson left Sun
day for Sweet. Idaho, where she
was called by the death of her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Lawson Hill.
just out!
or mantng :
good things io eat
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Mrs. Lucille Hardy, state da
partment president of the Auxi
liary to the Veterans of foreign
Wars was a guest in 8alea Mon
day evening for dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. : Charles
Low. Additional guests were Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. Remington.
Following the dinner lour the
party motored to' Independence
where Mrs. Remington. Mrs. Low
and Mrs. Hardy joined other, of
ficers of the auxiliary, and there
installed officers for the Inde
pendence auxiliary. v. , .
nformal Party
leasing Aifair
Miss Dorothy Dalk entertained
Monday night with a charminrlv
informal party at her home com
plimenting a groun of her sor
ority sisters. ; -
Present were Miss Roberta
Mills, Miss Savilla . Phelps, Miss
o o e i Moore bouse. Miss Mar
garet Purrine, Miss Josephine
Cornoyer. Miss tother Gibbard.
Miss Margaret Savage. Miss Jery-
me upecon, mim Dorothy Alex
ander. Miss Faye Cornutt, kfiai
Eloise White, Miss Helen Board
man, Miss Florence Marshall.
Miss Eleanor Henderson. Un
Ethel Schreiber, and Mrs. Vir
ginia Kaiser.
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Mrs. Walter A. Denton nt
Mrs. C. Lacfaele left thla tnnn.
ing for San Francisco where
they will spend the next two
weeks. Mrs. Lachele will yisit
her son, Elbert Lachele. Mrs.
Denton will be a guest of her
aunt, Mrs. A. Bl&sser. formnrtv
of Salem.
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Mr. -and Mrs. M. L. Mevera' re
turned to Salem Mondar mftmr
having spent the weekend In
Vancouver. ' They . attended, the
Peterson-Davis marriage Saturday
and then were guests of Captain
and Mrs. Earl Fleral at Van
couver barracks.
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Mrs. J. c. Perrv will ntr.
tain members of the Willing
Workers class of the First Christ
church at her home Thursdar af
ternoon at z o'clock. This wiU
be the regular business and so
cial meeting and members and
raenas are invited to attend.
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Mrs. Wayne Kenworthv enter
tained Friday afternoon in com.
piiment to members of the S. and
ciuD. Present were Mrs. John
Hill, Mrs. Elmer Klienke. Mra.
Chester Pickens, Miss Vera Alder-
in ana Mrs. Kenworthy.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Fo1t
tertained Sundav afternoon with
an lniormal partv comDllmentinr
x.esu smiia, oi St. Joseph, Mo.,
w no u a guest in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. J. HnrhM tm
now in an Francisco.
YOUR FEET WILL BE TICKLED IN A PAIR OF THESE
HIGH GRADE SHOES
On Sale Today at $2.95
FOOTWEAR
CLEARANC
WeVe
Sizes!
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Broken of
course, but
all sizes
included in the
group, 4 to 8
narrow to wide
widths.
KIIHI TOPIC
fliu;s
i DALLAS, 'July 19 wPrehlbt-
tion was the main topis of dis
cussion at the meeting of the Mt.
Pis rah Farmers Union local held
at the-North Dallas school house
Friday night. Virgil L. MePher
son, dry candidate tor one of Polk
county's delegates to the consti
tutional convention, gave, the feat
ure address of the meeting. . -
McPherson stated that ' The
drinker will pay the liquor tax
not in money but fn the loss of
Jobs, love of his family, and stand
ing, in his community. The fam
ily will pay the liquor tax in less
ened - comforts. food, clothing.
happiness, and respect, and maybe
la actual , cold, hunger, and bru
tality. Society will pay the tax in
hospitals and charities for - the
drinker, and bis family. In acci
dents, crimes, and deatha due to
drink fogged brains." ,
A. O. Rempel gave a short talk
in which he told of the time when
Dallas had saloons. He stated that
women could not walk past a
saloon without being insulted and
that women, who voted tor repeal
would be r voting misery . affd
trouble upon themselves.
Mrs. L. .J. Bursell also gave a
short talk In which she- pointed
out the danger of increased acci
dents If. repeal Was voted and
that the highways would be much
more dangerous. She also said that
prohibiting the sale of liquor In
fringed on personal liberty no
more than prohibiting the' sale of
morphine. I -
A prohibition meeting was held
at Liberty Saturday night, and
another is scheduled for Bridge
port July 15.
Farmers Union is
Planning for Pool
' On Sacks, Twine
DAYTON, July 10. " Forty
members of the Unity Local
Fanners' Union attended the
July meeting held Friday night
at the Lafayette high school gym
nasium and made plans for. a
pool for grain sacks, twine and
flour for - immediate shipment.
The next meeting will be the
first Friday night in August at
the James Richardson farm and
will be in nature ofj. picnic.
Parents' Night Set
By Christian Youths
ZKNA, July 10. Thirty-five
persons were In attendance at
the meeting of the Toung Peo
ples Christian Endeavor society
selected all the broken
elties in both dressy and sport footwear for this
clearance beginning today. Shoes that formerly
sold up to $6.00. Many are single pairs while others
are grouped in lots up to three or four, pairs of a
kind.
a'a'
held " at the - Zena church : Sua
day night, A committee of three
to. .make arrangements for - use .
of the Zena , school , house as- a
meeting place is Miss Alice Craw
ford, Herman Wiedner and Mis 3
Elaine Worthington. ' The next ;
meeting. Sunday July 16. will ,
be parents' night ; and - will . be L
held: at the Brash College school;
house. James Keller of Los. An ;
geles la ta be. leader.
Haying; is Started ' 1
3 In i Scio Vicinity $ ;
Miss Rhoda Returns
SCIO. July 10. Farmers in
this Ticinity are starting their
hay harvest. The warm sun and
wind tends to hurry the crops a
great deal. J -
Mr. and Mrs. E P. Caldwell x
returned recently from a two
weeks trip.-.:
Miss Ef tie Rhoda, who has
been at the heme of her .par
ents for the past two weeks left
Friday tor Astoria where she will
resume her work at the tele
phone office.
S03T BORN" TO TOWB
SILVKRTON, July ll-Silver-
ton relatives are receiving the
announcements ef the birth, of a
son, Philip, on June 2 S to the
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Towe of
Portland. Rev. Mr. Towe, former
ly ' a .: SUverton resident, - Is Ue
brother of Miss. Esther Towe. Or
riUe . Towe, Casper J. Towe,
George Towe t and Mrs. Albert
Fnnrue, all of Sllvertoa. -
. Ask for
ICELLOGG'S
"Remember when you are
offered a substitute for
genuine Kellogg's, it is
seldom in the spirit of
service.
OS BATTLE CBEEK
lines of summer nov
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Pie grain, calf, kid, mesh and reptOe.
Plain whlf, black, brown, tan, befoe,
and grey. Combination shades oi
' black and white, tan and white,
brown and white, tan and'
beige black and srey, : etc ' )
' Pumps, ties, oxfords, rhil-1
x lies and many different
patterns in modern
sport fashions.1
Come early for
best choice.
Your Choice!
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