PAGE SIX
The OREGON STATESMAN, Saleia. Oregon, Tuesday Morning, October 8, 1935
oeiety News: and CMb Affairs
Jessie Steele, Society Editor
Delegates Coming
From 4 States -
, to Meet
mOMORROW morning at 9
J. o'clock the 43rd annual ses
Ion of the! Columbia -River
Branch convenes In the First M.
E. church. Mrs: W.- R. Coff man of
Tacoma, the president, will pre
side at all the sessions. Most of
the delegates will arrive today.
Committees of local women will
be at train and stage 5 depot to
meet and, assist the women who
will come from various parts of
Montana, Idaho, Washington and
. Oregon. , 'ry-x.
Among the delegates will 1 be
Mrs. J. H. B. Royal of Portland,
who was recording, secretary of
-the ' first auxiliary organised ' In
Oregon SO years ago in the south
west room - of the First M. EL.
. church parlors. Mrs... Royal still
. las the first minutes in her pos
session. She is now 85 years old.
Accompanied -.by .her , daughter.
. .Mrs. Emma Royal OlSuIivan.; she
will be. the guest of Mrs. Thomas
Holman during the Branch meet
'. ing. . - . ,.-
Mrs. Scott Bozarth of Portland,
the ; other charter member, was
Miss Lizzie Dearborn at the time
of the organization and was ap
pointed on the : literature com
mittee at the first meeting. '
Anothe interesting delegate
who would be present if health
permitted is Mrs. A.' N.1 Fisher,
now 98 years old. She became In
terested in the Woman's Foreign
Missionary work in her college
days coming west to Portland; in
1892 as the wife of Dr. Alber N.
" Fisher, pastor of F 1 r s t M. E.
church, Portland. She lmmediate-
" ly identified herself with the Wo-
- - men's Foreign Missionary society.
The next year she was elected cor
responding ' secretary of the Co
;: lumbia River branch. These exact
ing duties she carried for 24
years. Part of her work ' was to
keep in touch by correspondence
., with all the missionaries sent to
the foreign field by "Columbia
River branch. Mrs. Fisher is now
.. corresponding secretary emeritus
Today at2 o'clock the ; Marie Ebner Bri(je Q
tuts pgaru iaeeu). uciwiM win uc
. gone over and other business ar- Leonard Fisher
ranged to be presented during the
Branch sessions. '
SOCIAL CALENDAR
; .- "6 "Ik i :. -'HitM': " .'PV -, X W -" '
" , . Tuesday, October 8
" Orchard Heights club with Mrs. Will "Knower. .
Luncheon at 1 p. m. in Jason Lee church tor Mrs. .
- L. Wood's class, with the Friendly class as hostesses,
. -Business Girl's class of First M. E Sunday school
buffet- supper, p. m. with Miss Grace Allen, 290 8.
v 21st streeti" ..'-y- -v.-rs,r' ' ;'
- Cht DelU Delphians with Mrs. J. "Vinton Scott, S33 "
Statesman.. 9:30 a. m. . - . . - ,
Sons of Union Veterans and'auxiliary in Woman's v,
clubhouse. 8 p. m.
' v. . Sooth division ef Presbyterian church with Mrs. .
H. S. Bosshard. 1143 S. Liberty, 2 p. m. . 1
McCormick class of. First M. E. church social at '
. home Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Rahe, 1026 N. Winter
- Mrs.f R. M. Gatke's drama class with Mrs. Clifford
Farmer 2:30 p; m. -- . . " ..
Music appreciation class of A. A. U. W. at Melton
: studio. 324 N. Capitol. 7:30 p.-'nuv ;
'' Beta Chi Mother's club at chapter house, 2:30 p. m.
' .'. T. W. C. A. board meeting, 10a. m.
Marion county W. C. T. U. convention at Turner.
f Trans, phone 5098 or 5273. i
..Progressiye Woman's alliance at 344 N. Frontstreet,
m.:.uJ:-;.v ' .v" . -
,Deitia, Zeta .elnb at S ir; n.; with Mrs.' Charles Feikev -J
Richmond. V - - ;?:---
, --k A.A.U.W. Political Problems class at Eaton hall,
' 7:30 p. m; - ' ; .
,, if - , Wednesday, October 9
American Lutheran guild, 2:30. p. m. at church.
First Presbyterian 'Missionary society at church,
2:30 p. ra. i ,
Missionary proeram of First Congregational church,
2:30 p. m. at home Mrs. Ada Elgin, 246 S. Cottage.
Sweet Briar club with Mrs. James Imlan on Wal- -'
lace road, 2 p. m. ,
A. A. U. W. literature class with Mrs. Herbert Rahe,
1026 N.i Winter, 7:30 p. m.
Madrigal club rehearsal. 8 p. m. at Y. M. C. A.
: F. Ol E. auxiliary social club at home Mrs. Lareva
Sharp, 1082 Fir street
Thursday, October 10
Thursday club with Mrs. Frank Spencer, 2:30 p. m.
A.A.TJ.W. Franch class at Eaton hall, 4 p.m.
Capital auxiliary to P. M. in I.O.O.F; hall, 8 p. m.
- Friday, October 11 ; . -
Mother's study . group . of First Congregational
church, 2:30 p. m. at home Mrs. E. P. Armstrong, 160
Bush.
Women's missionary society of First Baptist church
with Mrs. P. J. Blessing825 N. 15th, 2 p. m.
The A. A. U. W. French sec
tion i will meet in Eaton ball
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Phil Huth is the leader.
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Mt. Angel With the sanctuary
banked with gay autumn leaves
and ' flowers, St. Mare's church
was the scene ef a pretty wedding
Monday morning at 8:15 o'clock,
when Miss Marie Ebner, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Ebner
and Leonard Fisher, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Tisher of Hyder,
Alaska, were married. Rev. Bon
aventure Huesser read the nuptial
high mass and performed the
ceremony. St., Mary s choir sang.
accompanied on the organ by Miss
Helen Keber, who also played the
wedding marches. Miss Clara
Keber and Miss Pauline Saalfeld
sang "Ave Marie".
The bride was given in marriage
by her father,'! Her dress was a
lovely. model of white satin and
lace with a long train. Her long
tulle veil was arranged in cap ef
fect held together with orange
blossoms. She carried an arm
bouquet of white chrysanthe
mums.
Miss Delphine Ebner was her
sister's only attendant. She wore
Sigma Tau Has Dinner
Sunday Afternoon -
Collegiate in its appointments
was the dinner given Sunday at
the Sigma Tau house. The table
was transformed into a miniature
football field with golden goal
posts and a ball in the center
from which red and gold stream
ers extended to each plate. s
Chrysanthemums and favors
were at the co-eds' places. Bill
Hansen was chairman of arrange
ments. Dr. and Mrs. D. H. Schulze
were patrons.
Guests were Dr. and Mrs.
Schulze, Miss Dorothy McDonald,
Miss Charlotte LaDue, Miss Caro
line Hunt, Miss Harriet Childs,
Miss Jean Hollingworth, Miss Jane
Fisher, Miss Tessie Cupp, Miss
Marlon Averill, Miss Marion
Steigerwald, Miss Ina Bennett and
Miss Margaret Hauser.
Escorts included John Ross,
Ross Gladden, Bill Hansen, Don
Armpriest, John Robinson, Joe
Harvey, Francis Crouch, Bob
Hart, Bill Miller, Malcolm Walt
mon and Paul Hauser.
with orchid corsage and carried Birthday Anniversary
Raymond Ebner, of Washington UOmpumeniea
Ctato .nlUo. .-tart o. hut n..n
A wedding breakfast was served t "J"1 '
to th- hridjil nartv.fr 1 Hi hAnt4MnL. Tan rnme on ner ouui-
nf f r- : ti . h, . i aay anniversary i
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the -groom;- Tbe wedding dinner. p?"u" r6'
jras held. at the .-MrTAnrel "hntei ." t" ",'
Auxiliary Installs
Monday Night
at Temple
TIE American Legion auxiliary
held " Installation ceremonies
last night at Fraternal; temple.
with Mrs. F. N." Waters, presi
dent of district 2, presiding as in
stalling officer. . : -
The following officers were
vested : Mrs. Mem Pearce,- presi
dent; Mrs; Onas Olson, first vice-
president; Mrs. O. E. Palmateer,
second - vice-president: Mrs. Aus
tin -Wilson, - secretary-treasurer;
Mrs. Frank Zlnn,- finance "officer;
Mrs. Elbert Bradford, chaplain;
Mrs. Glenn Seeley, historian; Mrs.
Paul Flcke, sergeant -at- arms;
Mrs. Glenn - Porter, Junior past
president.
Committee -' chairmen ' for the
coming year named by : Mrs.
Pearce arei Hospital, Mrs. J. P,
Ktlrlman hUd -wlfarn. tin
Glenn PorCer; community service,
Mrs. Robert Budrow ; American'
ism, Mrs. A. S. Johnson; poppy
and poppy poster, Mrs. William
Taw; music, Mrs. A. M. Johnson;
national defense, Mrs. Carl Sus
bauer; legislation and education
of war orphans, Mrs. Nota Hen
derson; membership, Mrs. Onas
Olson; publicity, Mrs. Earl T.
Andresen; junior auxiliary, Mrs
Bryan Conley; radio, Mrs. Leon
Brown; National Bulletin, Mrs.
William Myers; constitution and
by-la wb, Mrs. Cordie Wiper; cem
etery and memorial, Mrs. Oscar
Poe; Fidac, Mrs. Ray Binegar;
unit activities, Mrs. Dennis Ste
venson; hostess, Mrs. King Bart
lett; color bearers, Mrs. F. Alfred
Williams and Mrs. Lewis Stanley;
custodian, Mrs. Carl Hultenberg.
After the business session.
joint social hour with the Legion
post was enjoyed, followed by re
freshments served by Mrs. C. W
Bartlett, Mrs. Earl T. Andresen
Mrs. Cordie Wiper, Mrs. Lyman
McDonald, Mrs. Fred Thompson
and Mrs. Dick Barton.
Bowers Open Home on
Sunday Night
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bowers en
tertained the Sunday Night Sup
per club at their home Sunday.
A delightful evening was spent
with honors for high scores go
ing to Mr. and Mrs. Bjarne Erick-
sen.
Other members present were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feike, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Ladd, Mr. and
Mrs. Melwood P. VanScoyoc. Mr.
and Mrs. Buck Bradley, and the
hosts and hostess, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Bowers.
The next meeting of the club
will be November third at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Buck Bradley.
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Hubbard. A double wedding
of local Interest took place at
Vancouver, Wash., Saturday, when
Miss Esther Baily of Hubbard be
came the bride of Earl Ramp of
Brooks, and Miss Ina Lesher of
Salem the bride of Alfred, Bow
ley of Gervais. Mrs. Ramp, who
is the daughter of Earl Bailey,
formerly of Hubbard, was born
and reared in Hubbard and at
tended school here until her jun
ior year. .
Both couples left Sunday for
Hoquiam, Wash., where they will
make their homes and where the
grooms are employed by the Am
erican Door company.
Heights ClubWl
Assist at Meet ;
Salem Heights The monthly
meeting of the Woman's club was
held Friday afternoon' at the
community hall with Mrs. P. F.
Stolzheise presiding. Mrs. Clifton
Mudd of Salem Woman's club,
presented an invitation' from that
organization tathe local ciuo, xor
the 3d district federation of wom
an's clubs to be held October 14
at the Woman's club building In
Salem, with the Salem i Heights
and Liberty clubs -as co-hostesses.
Mrs. Emma ' Whealdoa was ap
pointed as the delegate from Sa-.
lem Heights district to this con
vention, the hostess committee
to be appointed at a later date.
Mrs. Bishop f Salem waa pres
ent and told l of : new - SERA
classes in adult education in dra
matics and literature, music, re
creation and arts and .crafts by
chosen instructors and, at class-' in
public speaking under - the- direc
tion of Mrs. Jas. French. These
classes , are for anyone t over 1 6
years of age and two-hour class
es in each subject held- once eacn
week. Anyone interested in form
ing classes in Salm Heights are
asked to call Mrs. Stolzheise,
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. The semi-an ual convention of
the County Federation, rtf Worn-
an't- clubs' wffl 1e held at Aams-
yille October - J 5. Relegates "ap
pointed are Mrs. Belle ; Douglas,
Mrs.- irrea - Burger, Mrs. .
McWain, Mrs. Geo. Wilson, Mrs
Alice E. Edmundson, with alter
nates, Mrs. Myron Van Eaton and
Mrs. A. A. Taylor.
It was decided to have a recep
tion for the teaching staff and
school board of the local school.
the committeeto be appointed la
ter. It was also decided to have
the Oregonian Traveling Kltch
en schcol here later.
Following the business meeting,
a delightful program was given,
with a talk on "World Peace" by
Mrs. Myron Van Eaton, leader
for the meeting, being greatly en
joyed. Refreshments were served
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Rickey Sunshine Cluh
Holds First Meet
j - By -ANNE ADAMS
Shirring, smartest of this sea
son's style points, is all : that's
- needed' by : this . dressy frock-. in
theway of trimming, thus you're
at 12:30. Assisting In serving
were Miss Terese Fisher.' .Miss
Lbuann passing and Miss Audrey
Ebner; "Miss 1 Clara Keber and
miss Hilda EDerie gave a num
ber of vocal and piano selections
during the dinner attended by 42
i guests.
.Mr; and Mrs. Fisher went north
for their wedding trip. For going
away the bride wore a brown en
semble, fur trimmed with" brown
accessories. Out of town guests
included Mr. ' and Mrs. Frank
i Fisher of.. Hyder, Alaska, and
Paul and Miss Tillie Fisher, of
Oregon City. They wfll make their
home ;in Mt. Angel where Mr.
Fisher is in business.
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, Woodburn---The - first meeting
of the fall season for the Belle
Passi chapter, ' Daughters of the
American Revolution was held at
the home of the Tegent, Mrs. W.
! J. Wilson Thursday afternoon.
A patriotic program has been
outlined for the month and com-
4rtnrmlefl1 " us well as am art. If
iecona style ieature -es' in . me i ed. v The. state rerent.-Mrs.lMark
wealth;- of vfulness which flares. IP. Weatherford. wl h nrf9in
- to.rthe front, and' you'll- like the ed at 'the November meeting. MrsA Mrs. TUnTer Gruchow, Henry Ru-
; j . omh..hiu,-ji)ou " " 1 1). uuianuers ana airs. ti. M. iu uu ruiu outxts uu . m
i uverwn win oe in enarre of the-inonor guesis, mho xrauie mu
In attendance were Dr., andMrs
I Frank Prime, ' Mr. and Mrs.: Syd
ney1 Stevens Mr. .and Mrs.--; Carl
Armpriest;. Mr. and Mrs.- Carl
Butte", Mr. and Mrs. George Carey.
Mr; and Mrs. William Schlitt and
Leo Spitxbart.- i " ' - -
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Shaw A . party waa given : in
Masser's hall Friday night by the
young folks and . friends .of the
Christian Missionary Alliance
church' of Salem in honor of Milo
Frank e and Pearl Biggs J whose
marriage will be, in the near fu
ture.
Refreshments were served to
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Saldwell and
sons. Dale, Merle and Wayne, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Sheets and Ronald
Mrs. Olsen, Mr. i and Mrs. Will
Frank e and Doris; Boyd and Hu
bert Panther, Florence Elsasser,
Ruth De Vault, Lawrence, Robert,
and Louise Rich, Alameda Work
ing,- Richard and. Anna Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frank e
Selma,; Elvena and Louise Oraw,
Winifred Rand,' Grace "hnd Julia
Miller, Tees Bacon,' Bernice -Grif-
fen: Charles Cannan, Marvin Matt-
eon, 'William Beimer," Mr. i and
your knees when you walk.-Note
the way skirt, fulness .and. neck,
; darts combine to. lend this frock
'flattering, :emlhlne. softness,
: while raglan sleeves are-, both
. ' graceful ? and : easy -to make.
.Choose a drapey, fabric such-as
- featln .or . sheer . crepe from this
- k youthful "veryTet" "frock.
.Pattern 2 4 88,-ia available . . in
sizes 14; 118,. 20. 32. 34;
. :36, 38, 40 and 42. .Size 16 Ukes
4i : yards :3 9 inch fabric. II-1
' lustrated ; step-hy-step . sewing in-
- sfructlons Included.
program.
Belle Passi . chapter and Bavid
Hill chapter at Hlllsboro will be
the guests of. Mrs. John Of.-; Rich
ardson, a national officer. Tues
day, October J, at her home '2659
u eorgian f lace,-Portland Heights.
foruana. .
Pearl Biggs.
; WILLIAMS
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COMPOUND
The meeting of the South Sa
lem Friends: . Missionary, societv
Rnt . fiftn 'centtf -f 15f 1 .! eoiai
ilinM: (eoini nref errnl ) for thim
Ami llim Mttnii WfiU nltinlT
nam. -addrvM. sad atria aatnbcr. " B-
-Important to for yo "sew
A-.D adami . Pattern ' Book . for ' fIl
aoii w'mtrl ! pictnr tb tsavcst
at;4 and. florioaa aev. t brici and
he kow yo en tfit - jonn-alt
. ;. (itmm w.t t. vw ..'i mm fat
loily rift. n4 tatla how. to loo .
mora tkimunl tr , initinf Tnr
mim ..nfi .nrla iA TOO, flVt
pertoaaiitr. Frica of book iiftaB
ceata. - Book- s4 pattara tosatkar.
twetJty-fiTa -eanta-.; ;-. '
- Addmt ordera ? to . Tb " Oregon
3t. . rwnl .215 Snath
Commercial Street, Salem, Ora. Make .
aaMtrr eneloaarea. xear araar win
ba promptlr attended to. . .
Order enntomarily are 'filled artthm
fnar tty from the t'.aia reteired by
Tba Statesman.
Quickly Relieves! Neuralgic- and
External Muscular Pain -1
has t been ; postponed until,- next XOftea MisCaUed 4Rhematie,,
week.- '- " : . ' . I , - . - - - - -
The A.' A. V. W. Tjolltlcal TirnH-l.. - . . '
lems class will convene ; tonight h It itabblng." shooting mu'sculr
at. t:30 o'clock in Eaton . halL .vtj
Mrs. W. C. Jones Is the leader. f vi - ... , ia
Liberty Mr.-and Mrs. C. wJ-heuralgic pains and surface pains
Stacey-were hosts for .dinner and! of 'the' body are robbing yon of
M. eJlnJ. .at"1 'V2?J 5 comfort and eas-Udon't endure
Mr. , and Mrs. U Frank f Glaser of -torture another, day without
Jefferson. -t; V h - : -. I trying Williams R.UJE. ' Com
pound which Is bringing such
quick relief to 'many sufferers.
Costs ;only ifew "cents" day,
OREGON BEAUTY SHOP
Permanent Oil
" V Waves - 91 J60
"TT spiai; t3;25
Supreme Oil "
4th Fir Ore Bldg
rhooe 0754
Take; just a .few .doses ' and see
how. much better you feel." The
first ' bottle must satisfy you 'or
money back. Ask .Perry's Drug
Store for a bottle of Williams R.
The. first of a series of card
benefits is scheduled, tonight in
the. St. Vincent de - Paul parish
hall starting at 8 o'clock. Bridge
and 500 will be in play. Old-time
entertainment will conclude the
evening. ... . v '
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- Mrs. Frank Spencer will open
her home to the Thursday 'club
this week at 2:30 .o'clock Thurs
day afternoon. : Mrs Frank Ben
son and Mrs. Russell Cat 11a. are
assisting hostesses. '
. Roberts Mrs. Alice . Coolldare
will entertain the women, of .the
G-i T. club at : her home October
10. ' V. '
Round Table Topic Gives :
Cream Soups a Field Pay
MANY home-made soups nave a
cream or milk baser If they
do, the recipe is eugio u .-.u
week's Bound Table contest. Send
a as many as you lixe oeiore
Thursday noon, October 10.
i Mrs. M. M. Allen, 2S North
Winter street, submitted the fol
lowing tips on what to serve with
meat last week: Roast e, grat
ed horseradish: roast r mutton,
cuifant Jelly; boiled mutton, caT
per sauce; roast pork, appiesauce;
roast v lamb, mint ; sauce; -t roast
goose, applesauce; Toast turkey,
ovster sattce: roast chicken,, bread
sauce; tenlson or. wua aaci,
black currant Jelly; compote of
pigeons, mushroom sauce; broiled
fresh mackerel, stef ed gooseber
ries; ; fresh salmon shrimp and
cucumber.
Cut With Scissors
Cut. the edres of nnbaked pie
crust with scissors instead of a
knife as this prevents cutting the
crust too close for proper erlmp-
Orange Saacc ,
Half a cup of - diced oranges
added to the stock left in the pan
after a duck is roasted makes a
good sauce to be poured over the
duck after it has been: arranged
on the serving platter l -; -;,i
ter.i Mrs. Martin Schmidt.
iji-:VIUmto 4s.Jox: S14. . '
' The Rickey Sunshine club held
its first meeting of the fall Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Floyd Beard. New officers were
installed and work was planned
for the winter. Luncheon was
served. '
Present were Mrs. Frank Ful
ton, Mrs. Fred Miner, Mrs. Wil
liam Carothers, Mrs. Floyd Smith,
Mrs. Carl Shafer, Mrs. Roy Shaw,
Mrs. H. Taylor, Mrs. Alice Crooks,
and the hostess, Mrs. Floyd
Beard.
Mrs. Floyd Smith will be the
next hostess October 18.
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Miss Marie Bone Bride
Of Mr. Quiring
Miss Marie Bone, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Bone, and
Leander Quiring, son of Rev. and
Mrs. Quiring, of Dallas, were mar
ried at a quiet ceremony Satur
day night in the Bone home.
Reverend Quiring read the ser
vice before an improvised altar of
autumn flowers. The couple was
unattended.
After a short wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Quiring will make their
home In Dallas..
Woodburn. Mrs. F. W. Settle
mier entertained Chemeketa chap
ter. Daughters of the American
Revolution, or Salem, and mem
bers of Belle Pass! chapter of
Woodburn, at her home on Settle-
mier avenue Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. C. C. Geer, regent of the
Salem chapter, presided,: and Mrs.
Catherine Powell gave an in
teresting talk on the history of
French Prairie. I . -
Mrs. Geer and Mrs. T. J. Men
denhall. of Portland presided at
the urns. Refreshments were serv
ed by the hostesses. Mrs.. A, E.
Austin,' Mrs... Katherine Powell,
Mrs. Dean Ray, Mrs.J Homer Gbu
let,' Mrs. Carey Martin, Mrs. Car
rie Chapell and Mrs. F. L. Minard.
W.W.G. Hears Program ;
On School Room.
HThe v Beacon chapter of ; the
World Wide guild from the First
Baptist church met Thursday
flight. The business session was
presided over . by the president,
Miss Bertha Lu Mapes. The pro
gram, "An Old - School Room,"
was in charge of Miss Ellen Mor-
leyT; Devotions were Jed by 'Miss
Frances-Nattson. , -.
K' A social hour followed the reg
ular business meeting .and pro
gram with refreshments served by
the hostesses. Miss Betty Clark
and Miss Phyllis Morley.
Those present were the adviser,
Mrs. Floyd Starkey, and the Miss
es Alice Goffier, Willow Gibson
Edna Ankrom, Vernetta Bixel,
Lois Hoyt, Ernestien Fredrickson. '
Alice Norton, Betty Clark, Nolv
Cunningham, Harda Hansen; Ber
tha Lu Mapes, Ellen Morley,
Frances Mattson, Ellen Robins,
Esther Mapes and -Phyllis Morley.
Cheerio Club Honored
At Bridge Party
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitta
more were hosts last weekend to
the Cheerio club. High scores at
bridge were won by Mrs. Leon
DnBois and Everett Andresen. A
'late supper was served.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Car
roll Hamlin, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
DuBois, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Or-
ey. Dr. and Mrs. C. Ward Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Andresen
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelson.
The club will have a Hallow
e-en party at the Andresen home
the last of this month.
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Mrs. Lareva Sharp will enter
tain the F. O. E. auxiliary social
club Wednesday afternoon in her
home at 1082 Fir street.
' ? Curbs Odor." .
When cooking strong flavored
vegetables.; add on teaspoon of
baking powder to cibbage,- cauli
flower, etcv and cook uncovered
Peel Under Water
. Onions peeled, under . water will
pot affect, me eyes. - - ---.-.v.
Anna, Takayama,
Route 2, box 252
Ethiopians and Italian
Of Credit Association -To
War; Seek Members
Battle lines are being drawn. "
tnr a lfu-al war. and Judging from
the plans being promulgated, the
generals expect a sun camptw u.
But the "war" will do no great
harm, say officials of I the Salem
Credit association. Ia fact, it will
be the association's annual mem
bership drive, with the Ethio
pians, under command of Howard
Grimm, arrayed iiaihst each oth-
The . org anizatlpn; will be di
vided into feajp diTialons for each
side, infantry air -corps, tanks
and cavalry, and -the battle will
be started ' witbi Kstionai Credit
week, the first-week, in! Novem
ber. The League of Nation (For-,
rest Hafladay," president -of the
association; At Alv Hall and Le
Sckoettler) -win - be the referee.
The contest will kse with - tbs
annual hano.net late in December.
Mrs. Charles Fefke. 39 S Rich
mond avenue will be hostess a
the Delta Zeta club tonight at .8
o'clock. Bridge i will follow the
business meeting. ; f- j - f-H
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Nowserveiia coaches andTourist Pullmans on all
our trains;: coffee 5c, milk 5 c, sandwiches 10c, 3 'do-
nuts 1 Of, ice cream 10c, apple or orange 5s, cookies
1 Oc, etc (And pillowrental now only lOcin coaches.)
Goafihera PacnCnc
A.F. Noth. Ticket Agent
: Phone 4408
Greeting Cards
A Card for Every Occasioa
PattbriV Boole Store
- J. L. Cooke : ,
340 State St. Phone 4404
Just Received the New ColorsJFor Afternoon
and Dinner Wear
Here you will find. a
big assortment in miss
es sizes, youthful large
sizes and half size;
. dresses. - - . .
- . Including : the r-
PT street;-
. . length,, velvet .
. cocktail dress. .
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Baking troubles vanish when
you install a modern gas range J
; Mm 9mtn,uu tJunx tnat a ;. rp
sVhand', for pie. or cake or biscuit r
y is a gift from heaven. Those. wo- "
. , . men don't own new gas ranges." U -
: -r ; All you need : for' baking sue- t
- ' cess nowadays is to mix your in-1
L rdients according ".to. lnstruc-i.:
T "T tiona. Tour new automatic gas
- range will take competent care of ;
. the baking; Its temperature con-
2 trol keeps oven heat constantly at : '
r. any temperature you desire. '
'- - - Ifeavy oven insulation keeps, the t
r . . heat insidt where it,is'necded r:
' ; V"lnures a cool, comfortable hitch.."
""."."'en,' And .without your peeping 1 ?
... .even oncewithout your shifting
. '' PMyoil.'wiU find your! baking U
; . rf eetljr "raised", , perfectly '
, browned and ready, to remove.
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Modern gas ranges
have these features:
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whan the aoe'eified hakinr time V Another economy of ras is this :'"
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Not '.only bakkr i. swcestWi. tef Jf n
with, a modern gas range,'nt W - .Before yon buy a new range,
kinds cooking. This is because r the1 lMS-odl gas " ranges." '.$
Portland gas is flexible provid- ." They offer moreconvenitnees v
Inf at top, oven and broiler burn- ,.tban any other type of range. :!
ers any cooking temperature yon ' They are priced to reasonably.
may, desire. You get this tempera- Amd'ydm cam Save $20 It year :.
ture inttsatlj, too, without an ex toy iew.Cetafstas'ciiiy afsaf
pensive f wsrmlnf op period.':- ers or la ear thowroejn today, 'i
PontLntiDns.ii'Coitp Copahy ,r
V . 136South 'Hiih Phone &i 9 v f ; ; ; '.-.
Remember, the more gas services you have,' the lower the - -"
; rate yon pay. Ask. as about our popular combination rate.
Oven Heet Control :
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