Bridge Party at
King Residence
Last Night
Mrs. A. Terrence King and
Miss Marguerite Smith were hos
teases for. a smartly appointed
party last night at the suburban
home of the former, in compli
ment to Miss Edna Matthis who
will be married on May 13 to
V Mr. Howard : Dietrich and Mrs.
Leonard ' Robertson ( M art In e
! Gahlsdorf) a recent bride.
Several hours of contract Wre
in play .during, the evening with
a late supper served by the hos
tesses. Quests were' seated at
small, tables centered with bou
queta of pastel : blooms. Other
- spring blossoms were arranged
about the rooms. A shower was
given for the honor guests dur-
ing the evening. -
. - Bidden to honor Miss Matthis
and Mrs. Robertson ; were , Mrs.
.- Claude MatthV Miss Loretta and
Miss Jo : Matthis, Mrs. William
- Gahlsdorf. Mrs. Walter H. Smith.'
Mrs. Orover C. Bellinger; Miss
Jo Taylor, Mrs. ' Edward 'faylor.
t. Miss Mary Agnes , Meagher, Miss
Jeanette Brown, Miss Eleanor
Trlndle, -Miss Barbara Benson
Miss Esther Vehrs, Miss Ruth
Starrett, Miss Jean Wiley, Miss
Marian Hultenberg, Mrs. Robert
'5S
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Mrs. Mai&on to Preside
At Luncheon I
i . : "... r---
ess to members-of, her cluh this ?
' afternoon at a 1 o'clock luncheon
. at her home on Tamarack, street.
' Mrs. ; Thomas DeBeck Livesley
will be an additional, guest. Con-;;
' tract bridge will be- in. play during ..
'.the afternoon.
The guests -wiu he Mrs. Arcn
"Jerman. Mrs. John J. Elliott. Mrs.'
Palmer Macdonald of - Portland,', da Olmsted,' musician, J e c s i e
Mrs. T. W. OelzeU, Mrs.' COnrad Moored,' : team; captain and Lora
Paulus, Mrs. Wayne Loder, Mrs. Groves, - Cora f Van Pelt, Mabel
Roy H. Simmons, Mrs. T. A. Lives-1 Gardner, Bessie Edwards, Elsie
- ley, Mrs. James B. Young and Mrs .Townsend. Anna Hunsaker, Le
H. G. Maison. " nora Kriesel, Coral McNeill, Dora
Hill, Christina Cladek, Yvonne
De Molay Boys Leave
For Conclave
A arouo of members of DeMo-
iMP.fi1! JSffJS. ".JS
attend the annual convention, and
plans are under way to have the
as conclave in saiem.
. Going from Salem were: Loren
Hicks. Bobv Lafky. George Alex-
ander. Boh ... Johnson, - Leonard
steinhock,- Bruce Van Wyngarden,
Bob Bridges, Wilfred Hagedorn,
Charles Robiin, Dorval Bineger,
Don Seeley, Elmer Scheeler, and
the adviser. Larry Fletcher. .
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ad at Neskowin. .
Mr. and
bare returned
Portland and
Pattern
By ANNE ADAMS v . ,.
Now comes a gilt-edged oppor-1
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shows bow . effective both ver
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other with sleeves and yoke con-
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--. or Sunday wear, this moment and
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) Pattern 405 J is avaUable in
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CLUB CALENDAR
Friday, April 21
Hal Hlbbard axillary with
Mrs. Carle Abrams, 1547 Che-:
meketa street. Executive board
of - WHMS . First , Methodist
chnrch lunch ioa, 12 noon.
Women's? auxiliary to St.
Paul's - Episcopal cbnrch cov
ered dish . luncheon, 1 p. nu,
parish house.
Woman's Alliance, Unitarian
church, 2:30, with Miss Ger
trude garage,' 13 12 Plaza, West
Salem." v A - " -
Past Matrons, OES meet with
Mrs. J. E. Godfrey. North Win
ter street, 7:J0 p. m.
Sigma Tab mothers with
lira. C. E. Ftorbla. Rt 5, 1:10
p. m. ' ! "
Married People's class, First
Baptist church covered dish din
ner 1:45 '.
Ladles of Dakota clnb with
Mrs. W. A. Sninn, 1070 Broad
way. 2 p.m. I
., Tuesday, April 25
Salem Woman's Press clnb .
no-host dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. LIndbeck, 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 27
Ann Judsoa Missionary circle
ot First Baptist church with
Mrs. Leo Relmann, 105 North
Summer street, 7:45 p. m. -
'" 'i
Rebckahs WiU Entertain
At Basket Social
' Monday night, the Rebekah
lodge Is entertaining fifteen
lodges In the surrounding terri-
i . "?r"
lodge session,' In charge are Elsie
Townsend, Yfonne Smith, ; Ida
Christine i Cladek, . Bessie Ed-
wards, Dora Hill, Cora VanPelt,
Mabel Gardner, Verda Olmsted,:
Lenora Krlesei, Jessie Moored,
Coral McNeill and Lora Groves,
Tnose-wno win go in ine ami
team to Klamath Falls are Ver
Smith, and Ida Hochstetler will
Kssuc : Anyone inieresiea is in- of Albany, Mrs. Paul Johnson,
vited to attend the social. The Mrs. Glenn Rice, Mrs. A. O. Nel
noble grand, 1 Mrs. Helen Breit-; son and Mrs. Clifton nirkm.n
ha?ptan4 Te.srad, Mm, Han-
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Style MlOWj Wednesday
A High Shcool
.T XT
The high school home econom-
ue school auditorium Wednesday
afternoon. The show was put on
.by the Singer Sewing Machine Co.
wuh th- ,i.hl,.Z .,ti., .
models. Miss Strickland presented
, JJ . rL. ;
Th. miKlei. wr nH rr.K.i
.." .":ri-w.7.:-1 :
uw. Aieanorruauey, AUarij
Brown, Jean Peffer, Marie Cow-
oen, uonna spence, June Lind,
Maxlne Drorbaugh, Betty Demar-
est. Norma Smith, Betty McKee,
Jean , Matthews, Doris . Schults,
Lucille Boehrnger, Marjorie
finannA DAttlasi Ttf HTn-nek fluaaii
vArvMwt wwws uvi mvuo) wawaa
nt RaArri, CivnV
ushers and ose ho passed
out programs were Rose Helen
Camp, Marjorie Hoerth. JuanlU
. :.r-
uiom, Auarey unnstman, Eileen
Paulson, Shirley Sohrt, Lenabelle
Atkins and Barbara Whitelaw..
Tea Honors Ladies
Of Church
The Ann Judson Mission circle
of the First Baptist church spon-
sored a spring, tea In compliment
to the senior ladies and friends
of the church, on Saturday. Mrs.
Ray Cates. Mrs. Glen Newland,
Mrs. Clyde Crawford, Mrs. Homer
Blum. Mrs. J. G. Nash and Mra.
Wilson Wilt were hostesses. Mrs.
Irving A. Fox,' Mrs. Albert Ram-.
seyer, Mrs. Stanley Morris and
Mrs. Marion Curry poured.
The Misses Ellen Morley and
Mabel Elisabeth Fox presented
bouquets.
Tne tame was decorated with me recent convention in Turner,
tulips and ! yellow tapers, the The school children gave the
room was springlike in wild cur- program which Included: Flag sa
rent, Oregon grape, apple bios- lute by all with Susan Wesson
soms, spirea and flowering al- flag bearer; songs by the school;
mond. , - soldier drill by Robert HenseU,
On the program were Miss Min- Harley Porter, A Delma Lake,
nie Miller, Misses Betty Clark, Lametta Coxad; reading by Gladys
Mabel Elisabeth Fox, Mary Can- Dalke. The drill -soldiers in cos
ley, Helen Dean and Mrs. Mar- tume . served ' refreshments. The
vm Roth. primary grades won distinction as
-- having the largest pereent ot par-
- Plans will be made' for a state ents present. - r
.rally on April 14 will be made at v f -
the Degree of Honor meeting at ; The Alpha, Phi Alpha mothers
KP ball tonight at 8 o'clock; The hare postponed their annual
rally, will be held In Salem. spring benefit schedule for . next
week to Monday May 1 in defer
" The Pro America benefit which enee to the Daughters of the Nile
was to have been tonight has been , who had previously announced a
maeimueiy postponed., .
BMEO-DEAN FEAST in a Jitfy!
a -
Lions? Auxiliary
Membrs to Give
Barn Dance
Members ot the Salem Lions ,
auxiliary are making extensive ;
plans for the barn dance f r
which they will be hostesses on
Saturday night at St. Joseph's
hall at 9 o'clock. All members
of the Lions club and their
friends are Invited to attend. The
women guests will come dressed
In cottons and prints while the
men will bo farmers and wear ,
overalls.
The hall will be transformed
- into a barn scene with bales, ot
straw, hay and chickens ar
ranged, about the room. A hill
billy program will be given - and
old fashioned, dances will be held,''
Frosty Olson will be the consta
ble and Dr. F, D. Volght will be
master of ceremonies. -
Refreshments will be served
during the evening. Mrs. .Ed
ward Majek heads the director
ate in charge of the dance, and
assisting: her are Mrs. W. B.
Snodgrass' and "Mj. Lee Ross,,
program; Mrs. Richard Carleson
and Mrs. Albert Ramaeyer, re
freshments; Mr., and Mrs.'L. 8.,
Chrlstlson, music; Mr. Edward
Majek, decorations. ; ' ..
. ' Luncheon Sleeting
The Lions auxiliary met Thurs-
any ; aiiernoon. or luncneon - at
Godfrey's to' make further plans
tor the dance. . Later the group
went to the home of Mrs. Thom-
ss Hoxle for an informal after-
noon at her home on North Snm-
mar street. Assisting hostesses '
were Mrs. W. B. Snodgrass, Mrs.
Ernest Miller and Mrs. Fred
Keeler. Plans -.were also made
for the state convention to be
held in Salem June 18 to 20.
- A number of out-of-town guests
were present for the luncheon in
cluding Mrs. Max Rohobeugh,
Mrs. C. V. Hickman, Mrs. ' Wil
bur Jones, Mrs. Elliott Butler
and Mrs. Charles Rawlings, all
all "of Silverton. Mrs.. Wilbur
Jones of Albany gave a group t
readings for the pleasure of the
SToup.
saiem Members present were
SSidXa
K. v. carleson, Mrs. B. M. Don
aioson, Mrs. A. I, Elvin. Mrs.
uienn Gregg, urs. Joe Gross.
Horie y i J wi
R w Lrwi' uJvaIa 'u'
Mrs i totieVi srlT -
- "Sr w5MIV.er' rg: L
nam, Mrs. Albert Ramsever ir
if If RH.lwin
- - -
Schreder. Mr. H.r Rntt 7
n - o . . 1
oSrss, Mrs. lister
- "Wilcox and Mrs. Waldo Zeller.
11-.-.
? " -
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ieta Chi Alumnae Are
v- . j - ' vrr " t .....
retea on Wednesday
' Vj
. tt m m
mas jucit-a DATKge ana
oSi SJ'JJ?;
"eT"Ilme ?n "W Cot"
t t,ut ur... i.vT -
..-w. uibbu
A"e' Bn.ort business meeting
evening waa ehjoyed with
iiMumcuu servea it i utt
hour.
nJT.rf1 wre ifS111
Boardman, Miss Caroyl Braden,
Miss Leila Johnson, Miss Lila Ca-
tlon, Miss June Gaines. Miss Hat-
Ramp, Miss Virginia Waasam,
Mlas Eleanor Trlndle, Mrs. Dan
Brber, Mrs. Kenneth Potts,
Mrs. Merrill Ohling, Mrs. Rnssell
efford, Miss Melva Belle Sav-
na MU, n"" Brainard.
PTA of Swele Holds
t , owceic XIOIOS
Session
The Swegle PTA met on Tues-
day night for a business meeting
&d program. Mrs. J. P. Ryerson
la president and gave a report on
, benefit for .that .week..
this abort cut to a deli-
cious beaux supper! Brawn 0
pork chops. Prar contents largo
tin of Heinx Oven-Baked Beans
over chops, adding 1 teaspoocful
sugar V4 capful Heinx Tomato,
Ketchup, and mis together lightly.
Bake in moderate oven (350F.)
about 20 taintrtes. Serve witSa
buttered! cauliflower or broccolL
TovH scorf bit with the familyi
vm
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem,
Mini
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MAXINE BUREN
tile-J?niilei
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MIf he starts talking to you, simply ignore It My husband's
practicing ventriloqnismIH
Over Edgar Bergen's head hangs
formerly tranquil American homes. While lightly resting on the J.0118 arrangement of colorful Club honored Mrs. Myita Hen
head at the left is a flower pot of straw with a Tell swooshed into ;apanee maple leaves and buds dricks who Is leaving soon to
a bow astern. On her shoulders, a saw-tooth edged capelet tying tr0m tn Judas tree in the state make her home in Grants Pass.
around the waist like a fichu and matching the simple black crepe
dress. Self-cording witn tie ends round the neck finishes the print
dress, right, which gathers its bodice fullness Into an oddly curved
shoulder yoke. Copyright. 1939, Esquire Features, Inc.
.
New Officers Installed
By Neighbors ;
Officer for the coming year as
chosen by the Neighbors of
Woodcratt will be; . guardian
BelU)0r Sara'. McNeil; advisor,
Velma Anderegg; elerk,? Pearl
B,llrVi ,l,r Winch-
comb: musician. Augusta Hialer;
managers, in-, scon, rr wmven,
m.
Lynch; ae
Darling; nag peaTcr,
Scott; attendant. Hallie
"CIlrr.
senior nardlan. Anansta
wsier: captain oi rowof.;ui
Olmsted? ureas correspondent.
' ' "
imib rawiora; wjuuhws,--wry
v S M M . Ai.li-" WT
jrorree ana i-ouie ownseno. , Mrs. Jess Daugherty. Mr. and Mrs. ill 1essen image i
; On . the program? and, taking Louis Bunce. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. h
part in the installation ceremo- Holcomb, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mrs. Silas Galser entertained
nies at the last meeting were Mrs. Moorhead, Miss Helen" Bird, Mr. wlta delightful party last night
Cora' Smith. Mrs. Gussie 3ha' Moorhead Miss Helen Bird, Miss at he,i Bome on North Winter
Mrs.; Nina Olmstead, I Mrs. Irene frjprA Keltlng, Mr. Isaac Wat- treet In compliment to a group
Beardsley. Shirley Oroiler.
Retiring guardian 1 neighbor Is
r t , A"..
surlu utumm , 8uwr w
Mrs. Florence Bressler.
j
w:ii..m. r..zi dpa
Luncheon Saturday
V
The Willamette valley1 council
of Pico Rinterhood win meet for
luncheon Saturday at the First
Methodist church at 12: IB o'clock
with the Salem council of PEO
acting as hostess,
Over a hundred guests are ex-
pected to attend Including mem
bers from Corvallla, Lebanon, Eu
gene, Albany, Woodbnrn and Sa
lem. Any unaffiliated PEO In the
valley Is Invited to attend.
A varied program is being ar-
ranged by chapter AB. Chapter O
18 m charge oi the hospitality and
chapter BC of decorations,
; Mrs. Clarke Starrett is enter
taining Informally today at her
home for the pleasure of members
of her club.
MOTHER'S DAY
SPECIAL
FO APRIL ONLY
SSffJaMStM
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Cold 1 Metal Frame.
Se sjv Mssher
nei Ml isf which" eeJy I can
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: no ArronmizNT heeded
or Phone 5572.1 .
529 STATE ST. '
Salen
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Oregon, Friday Morning, April
o o
IFomen'g Editor-
6y (futcktn
A
many a disconcerting imitation in
uiuiiio v"ie; pins; nog-
Moorheads to Preside
At Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. George R,
K.
old
Moorhead are arranging an
fashioned dinner party tonight at
their home on North Cottage street
to precede the Englewood barn
dance. V
- The Ions dinner table will be
covered witn a red ciotn ana wiu
be centred with an old fashioned
red and white bowl filled with
tki& ni, hiim nrin finv.r,
wnu caia auea. pr.
will be used about the rooms.
v- ,i..t M.
. '
v w si wm vw vmvou avi m
Ud Mrs. Donald Blake, Mr. and
kins,. Mr. Charles Val Clear and
hf MoOTlwadT
Mr tod i Moorhead.
-
Mrs. Tern Ostrander, beading forming the centerpiece. Contract
the membership drive-for the Dls- bridge was in play during the eve
abled American Veterans of the nlng. !
World. War has announced Its The guests were Miss Mildred
close as May 28. Working hard to and Miss Marjorie Chrlstenson,
win the membership cup for the Miss Leila Johnson, Miss Beryl
state aa team captains are: Mrs. Holt, Miss Ada Ross, Mrs. T. W.
Zoe McCormlck, Mrs. Beth Meh- Creech, Mrs. Donald Emerson,"
lotf, Mrs. Pauline Decker. The
state convention will be held in
Eugene on Juno 11 to 14.
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M J B's RICHER ROAST
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Flavor cf ivcrld'o finest ccffcca
combined and fully developed
in
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21, 1939
LF(iDndl
Flower Show at
Bank Remains
For Today
The marble in the' lobTry of
Bush's bank formed an effective
setting for the! flower exhibit
staged by the Salem Garden clnb
tor yesterday, and today. Fea
tured were arrangements f
blooms in monotones, with the
white ' displays ; especially
popular,
effective
shown.
although many other
arremenU wTr .
A lirn Tan with Mm K
vase
wiin some .
named varieties ot lilac from
EoU Acres and brought by Mrs.
B. O. Schucking- attracted inter-
est. They ranged from the strik-'
in purple Ln4 wig Spaeth
through an almost pink to -'hlte. -
A novelty is 5 the display f
blooms from the exotic Dove
tree from the gardens of" Miss
Sally Bush. These blooms hat
only two petals of white anl are
quite unlike any other flowers,
.-A novelty tnUp, Fantasy, from
the W. C. Franklin farm is one
of the most attractive blooms on
than liit m Amn -m if& fYmm. k
..r nr.7: '
Of gold and yeUow blooms in-
clnding iris, tnlips, pansles and
primroses- U
Among the white arrangemenu
are combinations of, tulips and
lilacs tulip, and iris, and a bean,
Ufnl bowl of : creamy white ten-
week stocks.' Laburnum - U f.
fectlvelv tmnroit In a
. " w ew-'si TWwff
rase.
' Several vases in the form of
heads are used effectively to hold
blooms. One, a girl's head holds
large yellow pansles, another a
delicate mixed boup.net. -
Mrs. Chester Cox shows a small
vase of mixed violets lncludinc
several interesting varieties from
ine vonnecucut woods.
Mrs. William Everett Ander-
i sinamg.
ft eD burgandy "1m bowl
colds burgandy ; tnlips and pur-
pie lilacs; bronze tnlips combine
wood blooms are effective with
wueen juary tuups, aiso pink.
Among the others entering dis
plays are: Mrs.! Clifford Brown,
jars, waiter smith. Miss Eliza
beth Lord. Miss Edith Schryver,
Mrs. Lester Pearmine. Mrs. Paul
Hendricks, Mrs. William Phil-
lips, Mrs. Lowell Kearn, Mrs.
Jmes Stewart, Mrs. Lester Barr,
Mfv Edwin Hoffnell, Mra Homer
MeWata, Mra. James Crawford.
- Meyers, Mrs. K. D.
cooper, Mrs. Lee Canfleld and
Mrs. W. R. Speck.
. '
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iiiiHi.lwiiiM:i mm iilinirM
i -
oi we mgn scnooi lewnen,
A deTt "PPer was served
with tnims and snrin hiooma
with tulips and spring blooms
Miss Eleanor Trlndle, Miss Esther
Wilcox, Miss Vivian Chandler and
Mrs. Silas Galser.
ilo-blended MJB
aing permitting a ptrfia
fisUm of all UJBflavoctac
eocs in the roasting.;
Thus M-f'B can give ytm
tuD, satisfying cofTee flavor t
mmy mtmptt. i tf MJB and
ace.
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M'I-B CofTec isgnatanteedto
make the best cofiee yoa ever ;
tssted ot joux xaoflcy will be
iffundfj. r : ."3-' '
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Salem WRC Attends Meet
At Lebanon
Members of the Salem WRC
went to Lebanon on Wednesday.
Sv.Ud?TKh:eSttalJn;
TV
vSeVreatdrtfrtheo
Setei1"6 Keane? ft
as officers were; , Mrs. He)en
South wick, i chaplain, Mrs. SaJ-ah
Peterson, conductor, Mrs. Mary
Likel. assistant conductress, Mrs.
Florence snipp, secretary, airs.
Mande Chittenden, Mrs. Alice Ad-
ma. Mrs. tioidia kvis ana Mrs.
' "I- ' ... . . w
r !. coior oewwi.
- . . - .
"T!. i".
h,;en,inni.v Pre1QeDl. Ba
Gladys Burkbart, treasurer. t
M Others attending from Salem
were Mrs. Mary Ackennan, Mrs.
Dora Pratt, ; Mrs. Laura Tandy,
Mrs. HatUe Kennenf Mrs. Hattie
Cameron, Mrs. June Wallace, Mrs.
Mettle Schram, Mrs. Rose Hage-
dorn. Mrs. Jennie Martin. Mrs.
Barbara Holmaa, Mrs. Effie Dun-
i Up, Mrs. Julia Gregory, Mrs. Rena
Waldorf. Mrs. Clara McDerby.
Mrs. Edna Shepard. Mrs. Luella
Encstrom. Mrs.' Jennie F.
' T AAI Tas 1 a T el ti V
-wr,- "V.-ZZJt rnn
on Saturday Mrs. Blanche Stewart
was chosen delegate, and Mrs.
Pauline ; Clark'nlternate. to attend
: the convention on May . Mrs,
Mary Ackerman. Mrs. Hattie Ca-
meron, Mrs. Mary Likel and Mrs.
Bertha Loveland were elected to
.n iv. wnn ih, r!r.
--j n.t.t
lieu rftUlUUU VA av w
day at the chamber ot commerce.
Johns Hosts to Social
Club Group
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Johns was the scene of a
delightful affair Tuesday when
mnn,hr. of th Good Neighbors
Pinochle was in play witn non-
era going to Mrs. John Olson,
Cai KrehbleL Mrs. Frank Cro-
xier and Miss Carol Conrtnier.
covers were piacea xor ine
honor guest. Mrs. Mysta Hen-
drlcks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cro-
sier, Mr.and Mrs. William Mc-
Kinney, Mr. an Mrs. Carol
Cnnrtnier. Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Steward. Mr. and Mrs. John St.
ruir Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kreh-
blel. Mr. and Mrs. Lrle Cantor.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cater, Mr.
and Mrs. John Olson, and Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Johns,
The regular story boor will be
held this morning at 10 o'clock in
the fireplace room of the Salem
Publie library with Miss Eliza-
beth Carey, continuing, the stories
of "Sticks Across the Chimney ny
Nora Berglon. i " -j .
155 N. Liberty
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; tOU 611 1.-
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MlS. Myers Will
Be HoSteSS tO
Vnttnaar tt
X UU11& CA kJc l
t PP J""1
eV'erThJur. oTtr will
- 2et?ec?raMvde 2T' Mr."
law. Informally. .
The guests will be Mrs. Glenn
Wilbur, Mrs. Donald Deckebach,
Mrs. T. Harold Tomlinson. Mrs.
,,z
Claggett, Mrs. Maxrta Headrick,
jars. xihj . siu,u.,
, u.. itAlnh XIr I.th Helii.
7 v
ui.. i.rAi nuirr uu Ynnn
SITH Z .V"iir..
t'ul.r.
Deryl Myers. - v
. -
Crescendo LlUD Banquet
- , , , -
Heia Weanesuay
- .
,ne0Jvit
lfth u1cb""t edy
t Mfchneider'a. Several
pc 'VJ? rt Ik
cl-dingD alb e r t Jw.Bob .
Read, Carl Mason and Carolyn
Brown, past presidents of the'
club. Mark Hatfield presided as
toJm"irt , intrn-
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Scott.
Miss" Tartar introduced . Mark
Hatfield as manager of the con
cert series for 1939-40 and El
bert McKlnley, advertising man
ager for next year's concert aer
ies. Committee . chairmen for .
next year will be, reception.
Gladys Crawford; membership,
Florence Lilburn; program, Ruth '
McFarlane.
The club gathered at the coun
try home of Dr. and Mrs.. J. Vin
ton Scott for an informal even
ing following the dinner.
KeV. ramell betrothed
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lO lacoma iUaiQ
Word has been received in Sa-
Jfm of th engagement of Miss
r mukv, osnjaiw i
d Mrs. L. M. Miller bt Tacoma,
to Kev. urvuie rarneii. son oi Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Parnell of Salem.
ine weaaing win oe u eieui
June and the news was revealed
at a reception at the home of the
bride's parents in Tacoma.
Miss Miller is a graduate of the
Seattle pacific college and she is
now principal or me graae scnooi
at Carnation, Wash. Rev. Parnell
la also a graduate of the Seattle
Pacific college and ot the Portland
Bible Institute. He If now pastor
of the First Church ot the Naza-
rena at Sweet Home, 'u? "
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