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:e,WUTHe OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, i Oregon, Thursday Morning, December 8, 1953 PAGE SEVETf Christmas Toy List Given For Buyers (Continued from page 6) and wool for hook rugs, paper dolls, Bcrapbook, easel for draw ing or painting, midget- sewing machine. I - Boys: Log set for reproducing early American scenes, football and helmet, baseball, hat. glores, boxing set of glores, punching bag, basketball game, baseball game, marbles, die casting kit for making lead figures, set for con struction of motor boat type craft, set for construction 'of decoratlre models of famous ships, auto con-, struction set,! wagon constuction set, airplane construction set with materials for 5-foot model, build ing set of metal with plan book, magic set with secrets and appa ratus for amateur magicians. Tool chest ' with workmanlike tools, book of instructions for am ateur woodworkers, set for mak ing toys including Jigsaw, lumber, designs fingerprint set, drawing board, drawing equipment and guides for geometric designs, sign nal set (battery operated) tor sending and receding messages, electric trains with tunnels, sig nals and stations, toy projector., and moving picture films, stamps, album, book on stamp collecting, clay -modeling set, book on model ing, camera for simple photogra phy, water color paints, wood and leather burning sets. Pears Simmer in Syrupy For Dessert Dish Pears are nsed all too seldom for cooking, because the fruit Just hasn't been included on menus as a cooked fruit. Women as they become familiar with stewed pears, and caramel sauce, merio gued pears, pear pie and others will use them more as apples are utilized. A recipe that is simple but at tractive in appearance and nice in flavor is: CODDLKD PEARS fresh pears 2 cups boiling water Vt cup sugar Few cloves ' - Simmer unpeeled fruit in wa ter, sugar and cloves until tender but not broken, about 25 min utes. Remove to serving dish, cook syrup down and pour around pears. . Canned Salad Invites Fresh Dressing !A fruit salad that is made from canned fruits like peaches, pears and cherries will take a fresh fruit dressing to have an outdoor tang. FRUIT MAYONNAISE To Vt cup mayonnaise add 1-3 rup grapefruit Juice and 1V4 tea spoons sugar. Stir together until well blended. I By adding , a can of consomme to the tomato juice to be jelled for salad, you've added a dash of attraction.. It's a filling salad when the meat flavor Is included. WOODBURN Mrs. Rule Brown entertained Belle . Pass! chapter. Daughters of the Amer ican 'Revolution, at her home in ElHott Prairie Friday afternoon with Mrs. Claude Brown and Mrs. A. Jack as assistant hostesses. Mrs. Hiram Overton, regent, presided. Mrs. Carrie. Young, Mrs. Drexel White, Mrs. ! White and Mrs. Anna Jack gave program numbers. . Christmas i gifts- were exchanged and gifts for Angel Island, were ; collected. , Refresh ments were! served with Mrs. Howard Butterfield and Mrs. K. Englcman presiding at the urns. The next meeting-will be held at the home of-Mrs. H. F. Butter field on Friday, January 6. JEFFERSON Fall flowers and autumn leaves . were used for room and table i decorations at the special meeting of Mt. Jefferson Rebekah lodge recently when Don Porter and Dr. H. C. Epley were given the Initiatory degree. Mrs.) Carrie M. Rickert of Medford, president of the Re bekah assembly of Oregon, gave an interesting talk, and com mended the local lodge for their splendid floor work.; A chicken supper was enjoyed at the close of the meeting. I? Filmdom's Perfect Figure? ;r I I 11 Mm V - li t w o n f'f!lfiv ' ;', ,, ' - , t , ' ' " f"f It ' :. 'I t Us J P '-k, a H - ,Jy Unda Yald Has Linda Tale, gorgeous model, Hollywood's "most perfect figure"? Tea, says Producer Arthur Hornblow, Jr., who la termed the Holly wood counterpart 04 the lata Florenz Ziegfeld, Well, what do you think? In the Valley Social Realm MONMOUTH An interesting social event of Monday night was a dinner party and pre-nuptial shower arranged by student friends to honor Miss Sybil Pet tys, Portland, at Jessica Todd hall. Miss Pettys. the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Pettys, Portland, will be graduated this term from ONS. She has an nounced her engagement to Mr. Shelby Roeten, Portland. Their marriage will be an event of early spring. ' Those attending the party were the honor guest, Miss Pettys and the Misses Norma Kimble. Mil dred Quigley, Margie Eggiman, Rath Else, and Esther Billings, all, of Portland; Louise Graffe and Evelyn Bell, Salem; Ursu la Loomis, Toledo; Martha Blair, Monmouth; Barbara Scott, Bea verton and Helen' Golden, Eu gene. MILL CITY Mrs. W. W. Al len and Miss Marian Allen en-, tertained with a luncheon at their home Friday at which time the engagement of Miss Louise Fletcher and Mr. Arthur Mason was announced. Miss Fletcher has taught school here the last three years. Mr. Mason is principal of the Almira high and grade school. The wed ding will be in Portland Decem ber 25. Those entertained were Mrs. W. W. Mason, Mrs. C. E. Mason, Miss Pauline Morris, Mrs. Frank Smith, fTWrs. Walter "Beck. Mrs. Charles Kelly, Mra Ida Fletcher, Miss Katherlne Smulfins of West Linn, , Mrs. Fletcher of Salem, Miss Fletcher and the hostess. ZEN A Mrs. W. Frank Craw ford was hostess to members of the Spring Valley Home Mission ary society Thursday afternoon with Mrs. D. R. Ruble and Mrs. Walter Hunt assisting. Mrs. Wayne Henry conducted the business meeting when it was decided to send Christmas cheer to a number of shut-ins with Mrs. W. Frank Crawford. Mrs. Ralph Shepard. Mr3. C. M. Pur vine and Mrs. -Worth Henry in charge. Program numbers were by Mrs. Ralph Scott and Mrs. S. Donnel Crawford. The after noon was spent finishing band ages started last month for a hospital in China. 4 MIDDLE GROVE Saturday, in the presence of members of the immediate families, Mrs. Velma Bacon of Neskowin. became the bride of Mr. Clyde Scharf of Santa Monica, Calif., at a sim ple service at the Methodist par sonage in Vancouver. The bride 1b a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Henson of Neskowin and the groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. ' August Scharf of Santa Monica. Scheaf ers Move Back to Pratum PRATUM Mr. and Mrs. Her mann . Scheafer and daughter. Helen, who have lived for the past two years near Dayton, have moved back to thia community. on the DeSart farm. Twelve young people from the Portland Baptist seminary as sisted in the meeting at the Methodist church one night last week. Fred de Vries will show nearlv SO 00 feet of moving picture- tt the Methodist church in Albany Friday night, December &. The congregation of the Men- nonite and Methodist churches are meeting at the Methodist church every -night this week except Saturday, concluding Sun day night. A wedding reception was held Sunday afternoon at the home of relatives here. They will make their home for the present, at Neskowin, where Mrs. Scharf is a teacher. SILVERTON Mrs. Mina Nlch ols Cooper was recent hostess at her South Water street home with Miss Lavanda Bunke of Molalla as honor guest. Miss Bunke Is bride- elect of John Nicol. Mrs. William Nicol assisted Mrs. Cooper. Others present were Mrs. C. M. Haugen, Mr. Ernest Starr, Mrs. H. B. Jorgenson, Mrs. E. X. Kauf man, Mrs. W. I. Boulester, Mrs, Ben Gifford , Mrs. Howard Loe Mrs. Emil Loe, Mrs. George Bunke of Molalla, Mrs. Helen Wolbach, Mrs. Carl Spec lit, Mrs, C. L. Necol, Mrs. A. Oas, Marjor ie Bock of Salem, Verla Aycock. Louise Specht, Marian Nicol, Florence Comsia and Joan Coo per. LEBANON Officers of Mar guerite chapter. Eastern Star, elected Monday night are: wor thy matron, Edith Hull; worthy patron, Ernest Caldwell; associ ate matron, Margaret Gray; as sociate patron, Ray Gleason; sec retary, Flora Brown; treasurer, Mavia Gilson; conductress, Joyce Reeves; associate conductress, Dorothy Halverson. A covered dish dinner with more than 60 preceded- the rit ualistic session at which the initiatory work was exemplified. The installation in January will be open to the public. JEFFERSON Mrs. Jack Bil yeu was honor guest at a bridal shower Monday afternoon at the home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Hugh Bilyeu, near Green bridge. Bowls of autumn . flowers decor ated the guest room. Mrs. K. S. Thurston. Mrs. Ro bert Harris and Mrs. W. D. Barnes won contest prizes. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. De lia Skaar and Mrs. John Bryant of Albany, Mrs. W. J. Looney and Mrs. Evalyn Wall. DAYTON Twelve members of the Dayton Post American Le gion auxiliary attended the reg ular monthly sewing meeting held Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gibbon in the Unity neighborhood and did sewing for needy people. Mrs. Tom Hoffman assisted Mrs. Gib bon. LEBANON Scores went to Mrs. Delbert Scott and Mrs. Ro bert Primrose, and the floating prize to Mrs. Kenneth Butler at the meeting of the Hi-Bidders pinochle club at the home of Mrs. Roy Weeks, with Mrs. Ches ter Fitzwater, assistant hostess. Reception Honors Wives of Pastors DAliL AS A retention vaa held recentlr In the Christian church by the local WCTU in nonor of the wives of the pas tors of the Dallas churches. Mrs. Abe Ediser. Dresident of the WCTU, presided at a short business meeting, when Mrs. P. J. Voth was elected treasurer to fill out the unexpired term of Mrs. Floyd Senter. The December meeting will be held at the horn of Mrs. J. G. Van Orsdel, when a box containing gifts for the children's farm home at Corval 11s will be packed. The program included a vocal solo by Mrs. P. W. Edirer; read ing by Lois DeHaven; vocal solo by Miss Mary. Margaret Livesay: reading by Mrs. P, J. Voth. Mrs. Roxanna Nungester led the devo tions. Honored guests at the meeting were Mrs. John A. Linn, Mrs, F. A. Lenz and Mrs. O. D. Harris, Wedding Anniversaries Of Four West Stayton Couples Are Celebrated WEST STAYTON A dinner was held at the Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Parker home Saturday night, honoring the wedding an niversarles of Mr. and Mrs. George Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kelthly, Mr. and Mrs. Glen McClellan and Mr. and Mrs Floyd Parker, whose weddings feu on the same date. The Oka Snider family moved to. Salem Saturday and their house will be occupied by the Richard Hudson family. Where Pan-American Delegates Will Live in Lima i fTr ' ' Ytri : -J 1 4 ! rnMi fel a- zL&rA vj(i ?nrgr - vrrv Gil 1,1 1 1 1 , r r i, 5 ; 1 C F. Meier Honored On Birthday by Group Of Friends at Talbot TALBOT A group of friends gathered at C. F. Meier's home Saturday night to help him cele brate his birthday anniversary. Those present were C. F. Meier, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus McAllister and son Jerry, Bill Lall of Port land. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Blin ston and -Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McAllister and George Rolle, r. Mrs. Ben Simpson, who has been ill the past two weeks, was taken to the Deaconess hospital in Salem Sunday to be treated for pneumonia. - . - s,, Botd Bolivar la Lima, Per One of the magnificent hostelriea which win bouse pictured above. Because of current condition in delegates to the Pan-American conference, start- I Europe and Asia, the conference of American ing Dec 9, in Lima, Peru, is the Hotel Bolivar. states this year is particularly significant Auxiliary Names Four Delegates To County Meet SILVERTON Delegates named by the Legion auxiliary to the county council at Stayton Fri day are Mrs. Sam Lorenien, Mrs. Lewis Hall, Mrs. Carl Haugen, Mrs. Glenn Price, with alternates Mrs. C. E. Jaqua, Mrs. Hubert Elliott, Miss Ruth Lorenzen, Mrs. Walter Morgan and Mrs. Ernest Starr. The unit, with 79 members, went five over the top of the membership quota. Miss Ina Harold, Mrs. C. J. Towe, Mrs. Mina Cooper and Mrs. Anna Brandt will be co hostesses for the sewing club December 14, at the Harold home in East Main street. A kiddies' Christmas party will be given at the December 19 meeting of the unit. Nine Applications for Beer Licensee Are Made SILVERTON N i n appllca tios for recommendations for beer license renewals have been approved by the city council. Ap plicants include William Pfaff at 214 Main street, I. S. Wolfe at 201 North Water street, W. E. Toey at 212 Main and 202 Oak street. Cliff Kelley a.t 420 Oak, George Manolis at 105 North Water, George Steelhammer at 20S Main, P. Sorenson at 207 North Water. Postpone Meeting HAZEL GREEN The meeting of St. Ann's country sewing club of the St. Vincent dePaul chu- h scheduled for Thursday at the home of Mrs. F. English in Sa lem has been postponed due to illness. BRUSH CREEK Mrs, V. C. Larson, assisted by her mother, Mrs. C. I. Benson, were dinner hostesses Tuesday night In com pliment to Mr. Larson's birth day anniversary. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. M. J. Madsen, Miss Lillie Madsen, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Legard, Denzel Legard, Mr. and Mrs. Merl Larson of Salem, Henry HJorth and Har old Larson. LEBANON "Who's Who" was ably presented by Mrs. Tom Jones at the meeting Friday of the Fortnightly Book club at the home of Mrs. George Smith when members brought their earliest pictures to compare with present day photos. mpumm mwcrnj&m waxo mum ""TTTi..: '."'1 1 CS5 1 1 11 i'SSS 25 WOOL BLAMETS Parent-Teacbers Will Meet Friday to Make Final Yuletime Plans SILVER CLIFF Plant for the annual Christmas meeting will be completed at the regular meeting of the parent-teachers' group here Friday night. The annual Christmas party of the Silver Cliff. Woman's club will be the main feature of the meet ing to be held Thursday at the home of the president, Mrs. Ar thur Heater, in Sllverton. Back From South WHEATLAND Mrs. R o 1 1 1 e Worthington and son, Jimmy, and daughter returned home Monday after a delightful auto mobile trip to Sacramento to visit her mother for 10 days. Douglas Heater Elected to Board UNION HILL At the special school meeting at the Union Hill school house Tuesday night Doug las Heater was elected to fill the term of director in the place of L. S. Morris, who moved away. Another school meeting will be held December 13 to study fur ther the plan of consolidating sev eral school districts. Two Programs Given On Campus at Indian School on Weekend CHMEAWA The protestant church of Chemawa presented a program at the Chemawa audi torium Sunday night for the en tire student body. Mrs. Kits miller, local church worker, was the director of the program which was a variety comedy ar rangement of student activities on the campus. The senior class of the Salem Indian school held Its annual carnival in the local gymnasium Saturday night. A large crowd attended. A program was given by the orchestra. Wheatland Club Makes Plans for Yule Affair WHEATLAND Mrs. Elmer Thomas delightfully entertained the Wheatland social service club at her home Thursday afternoon Plans were made for their ba zaar to be held in February and the Christmas party to be held December 16 at the home of Mr and Mrs. P. K. Sitton. Fox Valley PT A. To Hold Bazaar FOX VALLEY The Fox Val ley district Parent-Teacher as sociation bazaar will be held at the school Friday night. Stayton chamber of commerce members will furnish the program. Everyone is welcome to attend Work Ts Started on new Silverton School House Mbvi-tt i u.-N siiverton s new $153,000 high school building was begun here Monday when the school board members, engi neeYs, including P. E. Lattner, who is the PWA representative, and some employes, met on the grounds. Temporary offices' and tool sheds were erected. Loyal Guards Class to Hold Christmas Party SILVERTON Mrs. P. W. Nof sker and Mrs. G. 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