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Hbm OXtZGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oreaon. Sunday Morning,
.,22. ISO
.Mr. Carkin
To Marry
Today Of interest to their many Sa-
w .- .Tr .
lem friends I tne weaarag 01
Miss Mary Ann McKenxIe. daugh-
tsr of Mrs. Neva McKenxte of
CorTallls, to Mr. Earje T. Carkia.
f Mr. and Mrs. John H. Car-
kln of Salem, which will be sol-
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emnuea uw murum u. biip
U.
The couple will exchange their
rows in the 11th street Metho-
dist church at 1 o'clock" with
Rer. Daniel Stevens officiating.
Before the ceremony the groom's
sUter. Miss Jean Alice Carkia.
will sing "When Song Is Sweet"
accompanied by - Miss Margaret
Wonderilck who will also play
the weddinr marches. Only mem-
hers of the Immediate family wUl
witness the ceremony.
The bride will be attended dt
MIm MeanoJohMoi S Salem
Jonnson oi ofJem
and Mr. Bruce W. Carkia will be
f.i. brother's beat man
AnrAn TT alaA tfan14 Wil.
1T v .
IsmetU nnlrerslty where he was
g member of Sigma Tau fratern-
lty. Miss McKensie attended Ore-
aon SUte eolleflte and - Oregon
College or Education at Mm-
mOUlU. BO. WBSUl SCUOOi IB
Klanjath Falls last eyar and
now teaching near Eugene.
-
Date Set for
Wedding
ts
Sunday. January 21 has been
set for the date of the marriage
of Miss Oeraldins Frances Rlnker
ana str. uoraon uiess macs ot
B.i.at nt u mr, a Un rinr
Baiem, SOB or nr. ana Mrs. U or-
don Black. The ceremony will
i?kt PJ?S JlZrV OT
Methodist ehnrch with Dr. Jesse
w. Bunca oinciaung.
Miss Jeaxmette Sims of Cor-
rams win be the maid or nonor.
-Un. Talbot Bennett of Hlllsboro
ana miss ixis Armstrong or wane
Bad Ulaa T Ala A Mti m sn mP Wh I lak
Walla, .wasn.. will be aitenaanu.
Mr. ueorge uausey oi saiem win
be best man.
Miss Rlnker is the daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanley
Rlnker of lrreewater and has at-
fendsd P.7
gon SlatT college. She has been
with E. V Burllnrham A Sons
fM several sns Mr Black I
mdViiuwtSvM
P.mT.fl 2?fs?v.B w.!:
a.as aii.uiaiaia Hi.ai aa. ass aJiAuiM aaatw
pa and XI Sigma Pi forestry hon
orsry fraternity..
hliss Margaret French ad Mr.
Felix French motored to Portland
on Friday, to attend the meeting
of the Oregon 8oclety of Com-
posers at Rouen Faith's studio.
Miss French sang a group of Mr.
French's songs.
Baldwin
Piano Sale
S sties from high prices.
Well make yon a Christmas
present of downtown over
head! Spinets Graads Uprights
James C. Stone
- Factory Distributer
Park Lane on Portland
Highway
l.t Miles North of Underpass
a trip in U. north. " Oregon Stlt T'wtLTng". ch? bath. .... Two of the highlight, of Portland, formerly of Salem. 5tooby KreUler wUh Ruth Bed-
Mf. Carkin wiU take his bride . tL nSS windmiAini were the benefit party they attend- win be ushers. ford 0KanUt of 8L Paur, EpU.
to Eugene to reside where he Kre?UW SicVKruh aK l"2 64 at the e8i.ate. th?,.Utt W.Ul h The 7 nT?e wi eoptl church, accompanying,
ts attending the Unlversltv ot ZtW' ,l2L5nrun "'k" nI Er Carroll's thestre home in Kugene after the New Dur aB lnterml8.loil ln whlch
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Salem - SUrertoa Mbany, ;
Seen
By JKRTME ENGLISH
, CANDLELIGHT AT BOMI M
Friday ; at the George H. 8wlft
residence . . . Jean Claire Swift
w" door and passed out
cards mririnn In a, Rmt rl ana
r,7. r . " .
wuung 01 me oemoinai
; of her; sister, Eleanor, to Roger
"nwam . . .Eleanor was radiant
in a white chiffon frock with red
relvet trim . . . Mrs. Swift received
Informally with her daughter . . .
t.a.i KniM.. ,..,..-.. -w...
, -.
L,"; "!.,trance
w5m. , !i,V
eterplece ot 7 , c ""
nnev-n tree mede of white
;woP"" Bd b.lBe
ooirel ""fT.01 ,u
' reino:eer, trees and white can-
a1? -A large, group of the
: net Just home from school
y "51 w c me home
-! 'f1? New Tork. came in
mJ nd matching
2 ,," ' V.
I K . k Eastman
ot Mn.8,t' "Tf ",be ?
studying and has little time for
hc
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.. .
popular young maia wearing ner
new diamond and receiving con-
gratulatlons .... Dorothy Klbbe
whose engagement to Frederick
Eley has been announced ....
Two Oregon coeds chatUng with
ifP Tatnr Carter (Rnlh Hill-
man) who was in all black ....
Betty Buchanan ln a clever tweed
suit and. Jean Kneass ln a vino- jacket of red velveteen which but- Salem Altruist club held ln the xt 4:30 Salem high school sta
red Jersey frock .... Sending toned down the front . . . Ruth music salon of the T. H. Roberts dents under the direction of Lena
congratulations by telegram to and Dick will be leaving around home on Monday night. Mrs. T. Belle Tartar will present a pro-
siesnor were ner sister ana orotn-
er-in-law. Alice and Seth Smith,
who were married lust
months ago.
three
CHRISTMAS MUSICALS on
Wednesday with the AAUW mem-
for as - hostesses
m. T 7. . . .V .
first time in several years the af-
fair was held In the C.rrier room
which was colorful with holiday
decorations ... At each window
and on the mantel were doxens of
re1 altar candlea Interspersed with
tall white tapers In gold csndle-
,Uck. . . . loU of KrMns snd holly
Wl Ull. IIIFOI 9 1U IVIU IIUUIV
. - -
were used about the room ... A
simple but striking serving table
... a honanet of re1 nrnillnnt
Hanked by four rerv tall white
ndies in Mrli n7l7er, The
mB,lc4l Dromn vi climiied
twK-.
ThJfl Sad? in 7ffwtlve
! , ' I L th. i -itVil!
!ni S-Jn3 JTdiJ-in hrl
hoiiifiH if
h0.lde T1"1 a ltremer ot h y
- vakvuutug si vui uv bwafa aa
w t an n i ts w vrriTii v n aW w na v rniaia
carols were lovely as they sang
seated at a table with candlelight
casting a soft glow over the room
. . Two who presided at the hot
punch urns . . . Miss Beryl Holt,
t1 president, wesring a vintage
rd crepe gown and Mrs. J. Lyman
Steed ln a blue brocaded frock
. . . Assisting informally . . . Shir
ley Cronemiller ln an attractive
promenade green frock with wide
gold belt Mtas Lorena Jack ia
black with a chle read flannel tea and handkerchief shower
Jacket enhanced with gold . . . given by Miss Ruth Buche honor
Mrs. James Dailey wearing cream ing Miss Beulah Schobert. grade
satin
hair
in compliment to her black
. . Mrs. George Allen, who
is a busy woman these days at- Ing were Miss Else Smith and
tending to last minute details ot Mrs. Nelson.
her new home, wore brown velve- It was also Miss Buche's birth
teen and a pillbox hat of mink . . . day. Those present were Mrs. Clay
Two past presidents talking it over E n g 1 e , Miss Agnes M. Clifford,
. . . Mrs. Phillip Barrett ln black Principal and Mrs. R. 8. Grettle,
velvet and Mrs. Mllo Rasmussen ln Ben Luethe, Irene Robinson, Miss
black with red velvet turban .... Else Smith, Miss Meryl Corbett,
Amidst the crowd noted a large Miss Elsa Smith, Miss Ruth Buche
number of men ln tuxedos and and Mrs. Nelson snd the honor
their wives in formal dress. . . . guest. Miss Schobert.
-T?
mmK rmtrmmk. if a
i
Mrs. Melrla Gelat, who accompan-
1,4 k,r husband when he Mag,
looked chic In a fall skirted black
velvet frock with a pink bodice.
. ch,mn - th, nn.h
. ... . . o.t
Mr mt uN niri. n.tMiff
- - - LT.7 T.
d Dr. and Mrs. WlUUm C. Jones,
-,n . v pitprv
..J!? WROM aneahtekiv
TUD? are Dr. end Mrs. Robert
Joseph ... Dr. Joseph studied tor
. . - . . it
several weeas in eacn city mey
stopped en route and Peggy took
In all the sights during the dsy-
time ... In Mnwaukie they vis-
!te4 wittt Peter and Josephine
Buck ... Peggy reports that Jose-
phiae Is Tory domestic and has a
dmrtlBt; apartment .... While In
New York the Josephs dined and
danced -t the Waldorf-Astoris to
Kay Kyser's music . . . They en-
. 0 ' d ;n alrplaDe Hde OTer the
, namerous plays and Cor-
M otl Sklnn the lso
Dame-
Army game .... Coming home
7imw fBnL i- o ritl. Mo
they stopped in St. uuis. no.,
and visited with Mrs. Reynolds
restaurant,
HOLIDAY TEA in compliment
to Mrs. Richard. Kriesel. who is
here from Bolivia, a week ago
with Mrs. Thomas J. Drynan as
hostess . . . For the occasion Mrs.
XT.ml wni-. . tnimlnr trnt-V nt
black and white plaid taffeta with
a full skirt and a tight fitting
the sixth of January for Bolivia,
. . . The hostess received her guests
in a royal blue velvet gown . . .
It was very Christmasy In the din-
ing room with bright colored bails,
holly and candles on the table and
- -. i k.. rr..
mcuo uw
x oucdci oi rea worn oj in o") w no
t
fiVtrt rtTrTK
white dress Urt RaTph
T'C ;:JS,SS
a rfrdie Mr. Kenneth
iJrt.VJ,1! .VJ,?. , .J
Bell dashing ln which crepe and
. . A. I .! A
ZtZ V":i .T JT . -V.;:
" w w wa v -
m wu.
bunny jacket and red gloves ....
Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee In blsek
c "v """,7'" "l
feen panel down the front of the
frock ' hnor6d '"f?.1 twl
aunU- M,M w Ma nd Ml8 Hf"
fie Smith, wearing deep red crepe
and ,11?r!1 grejr BtlB ' U ' ' TwT
,omM tea . . . Margaret
Wagner wearing a good-looking
coat of santan with with beige fur
collar and brow hat . . . Mrs. How-
. . ...
srd Adams ln a black coat with
matching fur collar ana net . . .
Mrs. Earl Cooley and Mrs. Ralph
Wlrth smart ln all black . . . Mrs.
L. V. Benson, who has been a hoi-
laay nostess. wore Diack with a
fach,ia chiffon blouse and tricky
wool tUrban of fuchsia.
MOLALLA Thursday after-
noon the home of Mrs. Carl Nel-
aon was the scene of a delightful
school teacher who Is leaving Mo-
lalla to teach in PortUnd. Assist-
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Salem Man.
Will Wed
Sunday
WBuauis iuic"rni iu
people will take place In Portland
this afternoon at Saint PhUlp Nerl
church, when Miss Saverina Gra-
wm tne brlde of Mr
Robert Leonard Smith. Miss Gra-
xlano is a teacher of art at the
.t. i. -
tamnuf .
Mr. Smith Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Judson Smith of
PortUnd Road. Salem. He Is a
grsduste of Salem high school and
for two years attended Willam-
ette unirersity. where he was a
member of Sigma Tau fraternity,
For the past three years he has
been in the employ of the Mont-
fomery Ward eompsny. working
n their Salem. Corrallls and Eu-
gene stores He Is now attending
the UnWeru' of Oregon.
Miss Graxiano wUl be attended
by her sister. Miss Margaret Gra-
atano and her conaln Miss Terese
siano, ana ner cousin, mus xerese
or Portland, ur. noriyn Stevens or
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Music Entertains
Club Members
One of the beautiful pre-Chrlst-
mas festivities was that of the
u. Kooerts ana sirs, ismma uur-
phy Brown were the hostesses. .
The long mantle was beautifully
.imniA with tali whit taners
flanking a marble madonna, re-
fleeted in a long mirror. The long
..... . .
laote was cemerea wiin an bibi-
creen tree surrounaed by unnst-
8,wu . .. . " .
olac JIm? 2d. Mrs. Ida in-
al mlXcL
ILtZ
..V.-V tv,.7. ww
wAned "feU madt br Mr"' Ro1"
arts.
wv .
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sic ana reaainc louewea xne an-
nual custom. After dessert Pro-
feasor T. H. Roberts clayed "Si-
wnt" in mutea tones ana
accompanied Mr. Nell RoberU
RnP ringing in the dUUnce. Pro-
tor Roberts then played "Ador-
.Uon" from the Holy City, by
Oaul. and the "Fugue to O minor-
by Bach. Other very numbers on
the program were' readings by
Mrs. Roberts: "It Sounds Once
Again" by Margaret E. Sangster.
x ear.
. ....
and "Christmas Message from
America's Scrooge." by Frank
Taylor. The central feature of the
program was the reading of a
Christmas story by Miss Elisabeth
Carey, of the Salem public library
staff, 'she read the old Irish folk-
tale "The Little Red Can " Mrs
. " .iv vuu v.y. a..
Ramp sang two carols. "Jesu Bsm-
blue ' and "What Child Is This?"
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t Yrr..r; .V. r7 Z
i?h Vfi ?Hi ftHhn
clothing and to bring contrtbu-
" 7hJf J iLtll
J! IVES.
r.7. , v7rr v. . . :rj ..Iw
annual New Year's watch night
k. k. i,ma.
Mrs. Ida Andrews.
Special guests were: Mrs. Nellie
Ramp, Mrs. Melissa Jsnks and
Miss Elisabeth Carey.
1 . If T J
Andrews, Mrs. Catherine Carson jjV MaCCODeeS
Bsrsch, Miss Mlrpsh Blair, Mra.
Emma Murphy Brown. Mrs. La- The Maccabees of Willamette
Molne R. Clark, Miss Olive M. Tent-Hive No. $ met Thursday at
Dahl. Miss Laura V. Hale. Miss the Knights ot Pythias hall at
May Hale. Miss Bertha Kohlha- 7:30 p. m. with Commander Mar
gen, Miss Greta Looney, Miss garet Kurth presiding. Nine new
Frances Virginia Melton, Dr. Ous- candidates were elected to mem
si e A. Niles. Dr. Mary Purvine. bership. Officers elected were:
Mrs. Alta Kerschner Rieck, Mrs. P"t commander. Margaret Kurth;
T. S. Roberts, Miss Grace Ellxa- commander. Leila Ohlsen; lleuten
beth Smith. nt commander, Maxine Fleet;
. record keeper, Anna M. Kurth;
chaplain. Flora Parkinson; serge
BRUSH CREEK Mrs. Anna K. nt. Hilda Lynch; mistress at
Jensen will be hostess at a Christ- rms, Ellen Marsclllias; first mas
mas Eve dinner Tuesday. Spend- ter?f the Vds' R.obert, M.V"
i .v. ,ii.w ' i.k v.. scelllas; second master of the
will be her daughter and grand
daughter, Mrs. Marie Buness and
aa c .li V ' a vnmimii party xoiiowea
M of Seattle. Mrs. Hans Jensen and Wlth everyone singing carols, ac
jfi Miss Anna Belle Jensen ot SI1- cordlon selections by Virginia
jnia. xvajr nocu V IT IB n nuneSJI
.onuu. nujut.u oi Asiona,
and Miss Thea Jensen, Alice Jen-
sen, Alfred Jensen and Andrew
Meldsl.
L. H. Meyer snd dsughter. Miss
Althea Meyer, are entertaining at
Sunday night supper in compll-
ment to their son and brother.
L. A. Meyer, of Silverton on his
birthday. Invited are Mr. and Mrs,
L. A. Meyer and Karen. Miss Pa
tience Moberg of Salem. Harold
Larson. Mrs. M. J. Madsen and
Miss Lillle Madsen.
Mrs. John Goplerud Is expect
ing her three children. Misses
Inga and Charlotte Goplerud and Present were: Mrs. W. J. En
Walter Goplerud home for the tress, Mrs. Kitty Bumgardner.
holidays from the Tacoma coun- Mrs. John Evans, Mrs. Edith
try where they are teaching. Hogg, Mrs. Mary Hllburn, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Baker will J. W. Nash. Mrs. Mae Doll. Mrs.
entertain their daughter. Hasel Donald Rlngle. Mrs. Harry Hi
Mae Baker who Is a student at day. Mrs. A. K. Skswis. Mrs. J. F.
Oregon Stste college. Ulrich. Mrs. C- K. Garrett. Mrs.
F. A. Elliott. Mrs. Kenneth Hen
ry. Mrs. F. O. Stearns. Mrs. E. L.
SILVERTON Local relatives stow. Mrs. J. H. Bach. Miss Mar
aud friends will attend the wed- g9ry Umch and MlM Mary Fraces
ding Sunday ln Corrallls of Miss
Lucille Eckman of Corrallls to EnireM e e e
Kenneth Dahl of Albany, eon of
Mr. ana Mrs. Otto A. Dahl of
Silverton.
The ceremony will be read at
'LxtVrl
house.
Both young people are grade
ates of Oregon SUte college. Mr.
Dahl Is now connected with the
FSA at the Albany of nee.
SLIPPERS
arc the
"Comfortable GifC
for Men!
rr r r it a t . . in i
Mrs. Walter Denton, assisted by
Med an iaforaal sram of
rangea an uiormai program i
Mrs. J. A. Wonderilck, has ar
musle to b given at the Salem
Art Center this afternoon from I
to B o'clock In connection with
tg annual Christmas exhibit,
Many well known local musicians
are cooperating In making the
program a major event of the
holidays. An invitation is" extend-
ed to the public by K. W. Aeklln.
president of the Art Center board
of directors.
-Star of the East, by Kennedy,
and the traditional caroU -Tb
fJf, JmSFiSi
by WilUam punvUle. Irish tenor
soloist from the First Presbyteri.
n church. Floyd Toung is Mr.
r,,,-,!..- B.rnTnn.ni.t umliim
V--,T-- tiZ, v.
ian nw Knriai rn ssasn "jissBa
guests msy enjoy the gallery ex
hibits and sketches grouped un
der the general title "Ecclesiasti
cal Architecture," Ruth Bedford
will give a group of solos with Al
ice Crsry Brown, accompanist, at
the piano. Included will he "No
Candle Was There by Leman,
and "Mary's Manger Song" by 8al-
ter
cram. Marl one Walker. - nlanist
will play Chrlstmss csrols; Ros-
etta Trlcker, Jean Barham and
Joyce, Ogden will sing solos and
appear as a trio In carols.
"Th Virgins Slamber Song
hv lm.r Rnnn will ha an n w h
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fim.A-rm V.Armr Th nrntrim win
rol wUwlMni
"Te" B-ubi." as I violin iolo
Excellent photographs of world-
'mous cathedrals and churches
form the main gallery exhibit at
the Art Center. Pictures are lent
y department of Art and Ar
.1.1, .. tt-i-...i
Oregon.
nXi. r.r..- .... r .t.i.
glass cathedral windows, many of
them dating from the llth ien-
tury. are grouped in the first hall
gallery. Several are prlnU ot win-
dow, in the C.thedrii of CharTJJ.
in France. A Uter lllustrstion is
of a stained glass window In "All
SainU Church." England and an-
other, still l.ter. shows windows
in the church of St. John the Di-
rine. New Tork and Include Its
weu-anown rose window. Ail
Prints are from the Portland mu-
Mttm-
Joseph M. Portal's eccleslastl-
u-wiu a cow iiu
th "reen Of especial in-
terMt r bis original sketches
a TamamW . . .
Th, .mali 7nr, nt.!n- it rti
T?.t ""ZLIV" 1
PorUI's personal collection.
Reproductions of 15th and llth
century religious paintings and
aarlanda of cedar and holly are
f. K. (n hk,... .a
f,CM- Tbl decorsUons are of na-
evergreens, fruits and vege-
tsbles. Pictures are from the
Itata lihraVw anri fr th. iT
,ute library and from the Art
Cent" collection
Program Given
guards. Eric Price; sentinel, Lyle
cl ' An
Thomas; plckett, Katherlne
a s-iv
Makoff of Independence, guitar
duet by Harry and Gertrude
Snelder, and a skit by the Liberty
Junior Farmers Union.
FVri irrVltorc3 T-TrTVO
LVv-lUy 11 It? I llUVt;
TJ1 i 3 Ti x.
Daughters of Union Veterans
of the Civil war had their an
nual Christmas party at the home
of the president, Mrs. Joseph
Bach on Thursday night.
SCIO Miss Mildred Header
shots. Sclo intermediate teacher.
whoso home Is In Portland, an-
nounTed hsT 7ng7gement to Er-
Miss Hendershott attended the
University of Oregon, where she
was a member of Alpha Delta PL
No date has been set for Ue
wedding. . -
Evans Slippers
337 State Street
Satan
Ilcmning Party
For Families
If embers of the women's auxil
iary of Disabled American Veter
ans of the World war are planning
a Christmas party Monday sight
at Moose hall. The evening will
begin with a dinner at f:St fol
lowed by a tree,. program and vis
It from Santa Claus. The good
cheer committee nnder the chair
manship of Mrs- Elmer Byer has
been busy wrapping; gifts for the
gold - star . and . J nnior mem bers.
Mrs. Jessie Croeaan (gold star
mother) who has a birthday on
Christmas. day will be a special
guest.
The Christmas party is under
the general chairmanship ot Mrs,
Vera Oetrander. Mrs. Frank Cro
sier has charge ot the initiation ot
new members. Mrs. Milton Stew
ard is kitchen chairman, assisted
by Mrs.' 8tnart Johns and' Mr.
Viola McElroy. Mrs. Harry Giv--ens.
Mrs. Osmond Rlnehart, Mrs.
Roy Lively. Mrs. Carol Conrtnier.
Mrs. Ralph' Secor have the enter
tainments and tables. Mrs. Benlar
Shields. Mrs. William Noyee and
Mrs. George Lewis will do the dee
orations. Mrs. Lillian Williams is
hostess.
e
Exhibit Monday
At YWCA
The third annual Garden club
exhibit will be held on Monday at
the YWCA on State street from S
to t o'clock. This is a non-competitive
show and all interested
persons are Invited to exhibit as
well as attend the show for a
small admission charge. All en
tries must be at the YWCA by 1
o'clock.
Hostesses during the dsy will
be the committee. Mrs. Phillip
Brandt. Mrs. O. K. DeWitt. Mrs.
William .Everett Anderson and
Miss Helen Bocker. They will be
assisted by Mrs. Allan Hubbard.
Mrs. John Krebs, Mrs. W. C.
Franklin, Mrs. R. D. Cooper, and
Miss Alice Palmer.
During the afternoon a trio
from the high school will sing and
play. The trio includes Frances
Shlsler. rolee, Florence 8kaug,
violin, and William Putnam, pi
ano. In the evening from 7: SO to
S o'clock the Girl Reserves will
sing Christmas carols.
Corsages, made of Christmas
greens, will be given the guests.
They were made by Mrs. Charles
Cole. Mrs. Phillip Brsndt snd Mrs.
L. R. Springer.
Interview Given
By Girls
On Monday at 9:30, over KSLM.
the American Legion auxiliary
will feature for the first time a
program on Camp Fire work. Che
mawa group of Camp Fire girls
will present activities and projects
of their work. Mrs. Irl McSherry,
a member ot the auxiliary is guar
dian of the group and will eon
duct the Interview.
The following girls, all students
of Richmond school, will partici
pate: Peggy Burroughs. Beverly
Gritton, Joanne Blaxall. Gene
vieve Olson. Shirley Shaffer, Mary
Margaret Smith. Dolores Beuch
ler, Lorraine Poindexter, Barbara
Wade. Marie Glsler, Pst Powell
and Patsy Long.
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Bookshelf
(By the Library 8taff)
Holiday reading should be the
kind-that brings pleasure to the
reader. This week there are sev
eral new books , which will add
real joy to the minutes or hours
spent with a good .book., v
The - best of odd-moment or
bedtime reading is to be found in
The Readers Digest Reader"
just issued. The .140 articles
found. here have been selected aa
the cream ot the Readers Di
gest's IS years of publication.
Everyone who has read this ma
gaxine for years will welcome this
Catherine together ln book form
of the writings ef our best aad
most entertaining writers. Read
ers who have kept a aerapboek of
their favorite articles from the
Readers Digest will be interested
la comparing their selections
with those In this book.
If such a tntng is possible,
Hornell Hart, ot Duke university
ha prod need a practical "Chart
for Happiness.- In his book ot
that title, based on ' years ot sci
entific research,' he has prepared
a chart to measure individual
happiness in relation to effective
living and working. With the aid
ot this book you can discover
the points of imperfect adjust
ment ln your personality and find
the means ot correcting them. If
you have been speculating on this
subject, it is suggested that you
try this scientific test.
Readers of Ogden Nash's wit
ty verse will wsnt to read "The
Face Is Familiar." This is for the
most part a collection of his best
poems, which have won for him
the title ot America's leading hu
mor poet. If you have never read
his sharp jabs of wit. this book
is a splendid introduction to Og
den Nash.
The great modern English nov
elist Robert Graves has turned to
American history for his new
novel "Sergeant Lamb's Ameri
ca." In it he tells the adventures
a young" British officer who
fought in the American Revol
ution. This is good historical ro
mance by an excellent story tel
ler and writer.
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Miss Higgins
To Entertain
Miss Pst Higgins, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Higgins. will
be hostess for a dinner party on
Monday night at the Center street
home of her parents. The evening
will be spent informally and the
Christmas motif carried out in
the table appointments.
Covers will be placed for Miss
Evelyn Collins. Miss Emma Lou
East. Miss Pat Lamb, Miss Carol
Toung. Miss Jean Carkin, Miss
Elaine Murray. Hiss Sally Mc
Clelland, Messrs. Raid Shelton.
John Macy, Warren Doolittls. Wil
liam Page, Charles Domogalla.
Jerry Mulkey, Coe Roberta and
Miss Higgins.
CLUB CALENDAR
1 Monday
VFW auxiliary, Chrlstmss
party for children. 1 p. m.
Adults' psrty at 8 p. m.
Friday
Neighbors of Woodcraft. Fra
ternal temple, I p.m.
Festive Program
Is Enjoyed , '..
The Business and Professional
Women's club enjoyed a joyous
session in the banquet room of the
Argo hotel on Friday night. The
group brought - contributions of
foods to meet the needs of a .leas
fortunate Salem family and the
cheer and contact committee will
see that they are delivered by
Christmas.
The meeting was preceded by a
dinner and the entertainment con
sisted of singing by the group and
the club chorus and story tellina
by Miss Elisabeth Carey, Chil
dren's librarian ot the Salem pub
lic library. ' She told "The Wee
Red Cap" by Ruth Sawyer.
Christmas Party
Held at jliberty
LIBERTY Mrs. 'Mason Bishop
and Mrs. Henry Johnson were,
hostesses for: the Liberty . Wom
an's club Christmas party at the
Bishop home on Thursday after
noon. Holiday decorations were
used on the tables for the no-host
lunch.
A decorated tree and 'gift ex
change were featured for the aft
ernoon and the identity of eaeh
member's secret Pollyanna for the
past year was revealed. ' ,
Present were Mesdames Jim
Cogswell. John Dasch, Vernon De
catur, p. G. Judd, R. L. Foster. H.
Scofleld, L. 8huttle worth, R. See
ger. M. Seeger, A. J; Schslk. F.
Kolsky. Joe Wstt. H. Lane, Nancy
Brooks, J, M. Rtckman, w. R.
Dallas, J." W. Harling. John Mc
Connrllle. H. L. Clark, H. B.
Staggs. W. H. Nelson. Fred Shaw
ver, Patty Watt. Frances Lane;
and the hostesses.
Date Is Changed ;
ters
WEST SALEM Mrs. Homer
Harrison entertained the Jelly
Time Quitters club at her home
ln Salem Tuesday afternoon.
It was decided to hold their
meetings on the second and
fourth Tuesdsys of each month. ,
The Christmas psrty was con
cluded with an exchange ef gifts
and refreshments.
Guests were Mrs. Lee ' White;
Mrs. Martha Rlerson and Mrs.
Elmer Rlerson.
Members enjoying the party
were Mesdames W. Welch, C. N.
Hathaway, Emmett Dickson, W.
D. Phillips, George aLthrop, TC
S. - Coates. W. F. Sextoc C. B.
Forbes, Phil Hathaway, Harry
Pritskau and Homer Harrison. .
Kill Kare Klub
Meets at Dayton
DAYTON Seventeen members
and seven children attended the
annual Christmas party of the
Kill Kare club held Wednesday at
the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Foster.
A covered dish luncheon was
served. Roll call was answered
with a Christmas jingle.
A Christmas tree with exchange
of gifts wss the afternoon amuse
ment. ' The next meeting will be
with Mrs. R. W. Waldo.
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