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MAXIKB BUEEN
Editor
Mrs. Gaiser
To- Preside
At Party
A delightful affair of Thursday
afternoon will be the one o'clock
luncheon for which Mrs. Silas
Gaiser will entertain at her North
Winter street home for the plea
sure of a group of friends.
1 Spring flowers in the pastel
- shades' will be used about the
guest rooms and on ,ine luncheon
table. Several hours of contract
t bridge will be in play during the
afternoon.
Guests Include Miss Martha
Sprague, Mrs., Robert Sprague,
Mrs. Walter Snyder, Mrs. Stanley
Church, Mrs. Gardner Knapp,
Mrs. Earl Cooler, Mrs. Melvin
Geist, Mrs. Chester Zumwalt, Mrs.
James Clayton, Mrs. Robert Elf-
Mrs. Lester Wilcox.
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.Mrs. Allen Will
Be Hostess
. ' Mrs. Reynolds Allen has invited
a group ot friends to luncheon this
afternoon at the State Street Tea
room to say au revoir to Mrs.
Bradford Collins,' who Is leaving
In the near future to reside in
Portland Following the luncheon
the group will enjoy an afternoon
of contract at the Allen home on
North Church street
Covers will be placed for Mrs.
Bradford Collins, Mrs. Robert
Needham, Mrs. Homer L. Goulet,
Mrs. James J. Hague, jr., Mrs.
Ralph E. Purvine, Mrs. A. Ter-
rence King, Mrs. L. Kimball Page,
-Mrs. Peter Buck of Portland and
Mrs. Allen.
Pattern
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dom! The front panel in the skirt
allows splendid walking ease too.
Let the illustrated sewing Instruct- ,
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CLUB CALENDAR
Wednesday
- Nebraska auxiliary, with Mrs.
Margaret Willis, 965 North 5th
street, covered dish luncheon.
: Knight Memorial ladies circle,
patriotic tea, 2:30 pan. at
church.
Ladies of GAB, 2 p. m. KP
halL
AAUW interior decoration
class, 2 p. m. with Mrs. H. J.
Thomas, 1170 North 21st street.
Child Welfare Study group of
American Legion auxiliary,
chamber of commerce, 8 p. m.
Women's Union, First Congre
gational church, 2:30 p. m. with
Mrs. P. E. Neer, 788 North
Church street
Carnation club, with Mrs.
Minnie Peetz, 1338 Court street,
no-host lunch at noon.
Thursday
Englewood Woman's club
luuque ua jkwoj mow name
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of Mrs. J. J. Nunn, 940- North
linn street, 3 to 3 p. m.
, Town and Gown dub meet at
Lausanne hall, 2:30 p.m.
Brush College Helpers, with
Mrs. John Schindler, route 1, 2
p. m.
Past Presidents American
Legion auxiliary, no-host din
ner at Golden Pheasant, 6:45
p. m.
Book and Thimble club with
Mrs. Albert Isaac, Orchard
Heights road, 1:30 p. m.
Thimble club of Maccabees
with Mrs. Annabelle Kurth,
' route 3, 2 p. m.
KCKT club with Mrs. Dennis
Saunders, 1175 E street, 2 p.m.
American Legion sewing
group, with Mrs. L. Voves, 655,
North Cottage street, 2 pan.
Merry Mingler's club of Mid
dle Grove with Mrs. Leonard
Malm.
Friday
Salem , Council of Church
women, day of prayer. All-day
meeting at First Methodist
church.
Mends?
Delta Tau Gamma Mothers
club meet at Lausanne hall,
ft ,
Z.-30 pjn.
YWCA Secretary
Here in March
The public affairs and educa
tion committee of the YWCA met
at the YW on Tuesday morning
wiui iwrs. uuey, uie cnair-
. . it
man- aaeeung wim tne commit-
ZZ " V i William Willhausen, Mr. and Mrs. witn a large Dirtnaay caxe aeco- president, Mrs. Russell Mudd; mu
ecuuve aecretary, and Mrs. Karl a Mr. t cmi. rated with the American flag. ician. Mrs. Cvrena Tounler. ores-
ztecKe, presiaeni.
The group made plans for the
coming visit of Miss Winifred Wy
gaL aecretary for religious resour
ces of the national board' of the
YWCA She Is on a coast trip and
wCl be here on March 9 and 10.
Members of the committee pres-
ent were Mrs. Rex Putnam, Mrs!
J. E. Laws, Mrs. Ralph Barnes,
Mrs.Charle. Ratdiff, Mrs. E. Bv
xaugneny ana jars. w.w. xvioore.
Other members of the committee
are Mrs. R. Ivan Lowell, Mrs. Ira
L. Darby, Mrs. Roy H. Mills, Mrs.
Eric Butler, Mrs: William A. Mer-
riott and Mrs. N. J. Lingren.
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Dr. Clara Ins-ham of Portland,
lecturer and author on health
mibfecta will he mint snpakpr
for the South Salem WCTU,
Thursday 1 afternoon when its
regular monthly meeting is held
with Mrs. John Butelson, 110 E.
Lefelle street. Her topic will be
"Health and Narcotics." The pub
lic is invited to this lecture. As-
sistant hostess will be Mesdames
R. A. Stone and Clyde French.
Grand Duchess Visits at the White House
Kra. BiwiutyCi i Paaraeea Cfearlerfe aad Prtace FeBx
Arrtvtag at the White House for a three-day visit, I being greeted by lira. Frankfia D. Roosevelt, wife
the Grand-Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg now : I of the president. At the right is Prince Feus; has
,ta . the United fitatea ea sr:.wax...sfBgeawdtaabflm .tfacheaar,,,
Conference
Slated in
Portland
, Attracting a number of Salem
women to Portland this weekend
is the 28th annual conference of
the Oregon Society, Daughters of
the American! Revolution with
headquarters at the Multnomah
hoteL Mrs. Henry M. Robert,' Jr.
of Annapolis, McL who is the
. president-general, will be here for
the state gathering and will deliv
er her conference address at the
banquet on Saturday night in the
grand ballroom of the Multnomah
hoteL
The sessions will open Friday
morning at 9:30 o'clock and at the
Good Citizenship luncheon Friday
noon, Oregon's 1941 Good Citizen
ship pilgrim, Anne Ellen Wend
ling of Grant high school, Port
land, will be introduced by the
state chairman, Mrs. Iva M. Briee.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Henry
M. Robert, jr. and Mrs. John Y.
Richardson of Portland, national
chairman of Americanism, will
honor guests at a tea to be given
by the state regent, Mrs. Howard
P. Arnest, In the receiving line
with them will be Mrs. Charles
keta chapter DAR, and Mrs. James
B. Montgomery of Portland. Mrs.
L M. Schannep of Salem, second
sxaie vice-regeni, win oe among
mose serving ices. Mrs. w. js.
Hanson of Salem and Chemeketa
regent will be among those pre
siding at the urns.
Junior members will hold an
uwn m uuu u
assembly and banquet honoring
we preia em -g enerai rnaay mgni
at the Heathman hotel with a re-
ception following. The reception
will honor Mrs. Robert and hon-.
orary state regents. Mrs. Seymour
Jones of Salem and oast state re-
gent will be among the honor
guests. The banquet on Saturday
night will close the session.
Planning to attend the confer-
ence from Salem are Mrs. W. E.
Hanson, Mrs. Carey Martin, Mrs.
Seymour Jones, Mrs. U. O. Ship-
ley, Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs"
Charles Ratdiff, Mr,. Herbert J.
Ostlind, Mrs. L M. Schannep and
Mrs. CT C Clark.
Celebration tHeld
At Ditto Home
Mr. George Ditto was honored
on the occasion of his 69th birth-
day anniversarr and Mr. and Mrs.
Lon Shuttleworth celebrated their
48th wedding anniversary when a
group of Townsend club members
gathered Saturday night at the
rural home of Mr. Ditto.
The evening was spent playing
pinochle, five hundred, Chinese
cbecRers and dominoes. Mrs.
Charles Patrick assisted by the
ladies of Townsend club No. 14
served refreshments. 1
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George Steinke. Mr. "and Mrs.
Francis E. Manley, Mrs. Mary
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wichenburg of Townsend dub No.
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Townsend club No 2: Mr and Mr
Shuttleworth Mr. and Mrs.
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and the host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Patrick.
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rJltenain
Mrs. William J. Busick will pre-
uae t two ra r u j unoeea
luncheons this week at her North
Summer street home for the
pleasure of a group of matrons.
Guests have been invited to
luncheon and bridge on Thursday
and Friday afternoons with cov-
ers placed for twelve each day.
Arrangements of spring flowers
wm nrmH h aw rnfomi
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Harry Conner, Dave Peter
Mr. Jennie Martin, son Mr. H. Harvey SchnebeL Mr. and Mrs. son, W. May, Ross Buson, and John
A. Martin, and sister Mrs. Mar- Charles Hager, Mr. and Mrs. H. . Smellstrong; 41st Division auxil
garet Kirkwood motored to Aber- K Hedine, Mrs. M. W. Ripley, Mr. lary, Portland, Mesdames Mar
deen over the weekend where they O. W. Emmons, Miss Bertha Kro- garet Jagielski, Bess Barnes, Freda
visited Mrs. Louie Fitzgerald, aunt ner, Mrs. W. J. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Bubee, Kathleen Reynolds, Sadye
of Mrs. Martin, whom she had not
seen for 30 years.
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SOPRANO HiHU Ltorottiy Maynar, wnsaaanai young
negro soprano, who is singing- at uie cryinnasiuin on the Oregon
Slate campus on Friday night at 8 o'clock. She has broken box
oiiica records, thxougnout trig notion tnis season, ana appeared
week in Portland.
Eagles Entertain
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The auxiliary to the Fraternal
Order
their
of Eagles entertained with
fortnightly afternoon of
cards on Tuesday at the KP halL
Trizes for hlffh scores were won
by Mrs. F. A. Smith and Mrs.
Judson Bressler. A special prize
was won by Mrs. M. H. Brown.
The guest list included Mrs. J-
The guest list included Mrs. E.
Bristol, Mrs. O. Cross, Mrs. I T.
Wallace, Mrs. F. J. Irons, Mrs.
F. A. Smith, Mrs. M. H. Brown,
Mrs. W. E. Gardner, Mrs. S. B.
Eshleman. Mrs. P. W. Cooper,
Mrs. James Tindall, Mrs. J. V.
Donaldson, Mrs. E. E. Gettman,
Mrs. Max Miller, Mrs. Judson
Bressler. Mrs. cnester Anaerson,
Mr,. Jota Fosnot, Mrs. C. W. Bee-
croft, Mrs. George Bressler, Mrs.
u. Mannaman, Mrs. j. . uan-
gert, Mrs. E. Zimmerman, Mrs.
"W' A TSf-
Mrs" Swift' Lavina
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At the tea hour, Mrs. Frank
Marshall, chairman, was assisted
bv Mrs- p- c- Harland, Mrs. Mark
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The next party will be March
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The birthdaT Of George Ditto
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was honored on Sunday. February
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oren and granocnuoren.
The dinenr table was centered
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cherries and hatchets.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs, Glenn Ditto, Betty and
Glenn, Jr. ot Cheshire, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Faulkner and James
of Florence, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Buchnum, Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Gleason of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Asahel Fish and Pat of Salem and
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patrick and
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MOOSe liall
The Women of the Moose held a
Vmociue party at tne moose nau
witn Mrs. t . Jons cnairman,
on Monday. - '
J. R. Brown, Marie Jacobs and
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Ellis.
Many Guests at
VFW Meeting
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
auxiliary joined the post Monday
night when they were host to a
large group of
visitors. Senior
vice-corn ma nd er, Tenry Sim, op-
ened the meeting and Rev. P. W.
Eriksen gave the opening prayer.
Governor Charles Sprague, State
Treasurer Leslie Scott, the depart-
iTeasurer iesiie scoii, me aepari-
ment oincers, past aeparrmem oi-
fleers of the post, the department
ment officers, past department or-
omcers ana me local presiaeni oi
the auxiliary were escorted to the
platform by four of the sea scouts,
C M. Briggs. Milton McClain, Roy
Case, Dave Putnam.
Senator Douglas McKay was
master ox ceremonies ana mtro-
duced the guests. Several num-
bers were given by the Salem Sa-
cred Heart Academy orcnestra and
the American Legion glee dub of
Capital post No. 9 with Mrs. Nor-
Given at the plana
ljenutv insnector l.pnerai jonn
Schum presented Governor
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Sprague with the citizenship
medal.
Mrs. Minnie Humphreys, president
uuests lor the evening were
American War Mothers, Mrs. A.
P1 8lale Preswent or tne
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ry, president Daughters of the Un-
ion Veterans, Mrs. Rose Garrett,
president Ladies of the Grand
Armv of the Rpnuhlir Mrs W. K
Hansen, president Daughters of
the American Revolution, Mrs.
TfamM Pvrlrinv nmrirfmt Amcri.
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can Legion and a large group of.
other Salem visitors. Denartment
officers present were: president.
Mrs. Loyal Adkison; junior vice
F ar w
ident district No. 1, Mrs. Beatrice
Parsons: district No. 4, Mrs. Ward
Wolfe.
Oat-ef-Town Guests
Other out of town guests were
from Oceanlake, President Mrs.
Elsie Ann Muzzy, Mrs. R. J. Col-
lins, Mrs. William Codne, Mrs.
Heath; Dallas, President Mrs.
Anna Davis, Mrs. Mabel Berris-
ford, Mrs. Zelda Eggest; Sflverton,
President Mrs. Alma Fierst,. Mes-
dames Paulin Sparks, Opal Tak-
tad Clara Takstad, Edith Dever-
icks, Marie Chandler, Marion
Tucker, Blanche Howell. Marie
Colie, Myrtle Mehl; Eugene, Pres-
ident Mrs. Neal Robertson, Mes
dames jonn jviarsnaii, midk
Clark, Le Roy Feterson, C N.
Chapman, Walter Johnson, Lee
Barton, Myldred Prehn, Lucille
Baker, Ora Windus, Sybil Shinn,
' Freda Shinn, Mary Hays, Hazel
Anderson; World War auxiliary
No. 907, Marie Schum, Portland
, The hall and tables were beau
tifully decorated with yellow and
- blue streamers and baskets : of
spring flowers.
Assisting on the committees
were: Mrs. David Furlough, Mrs.
Henry Sim, Mrs. Ward Wolfe, Mrs.
Russell Mudd, Mrs. William Rush,
Mrs. Olga McEl vain, Mrs. Leon
Hansen, Mrs. Cyril Nadion, Mrs.
C M. Briggs, Mrs.' Ettner, Mrsi
, Charles Norton, Mrs. Frank Mfl
lett, Mrs. Ruby Kimble, Mrs. Au
brey Tussing, Miss Sena Millett,
: Miss Margaret Clare. The sea
scouts assisted with the serving.?
' Following the refreshments
dancing was enjoyed.
lira. Kebert ilfstraea has bid
den members of her club "to her
Center street home this afternoon.
Tea will be served following an in
formal afternoon and spring
flowers will provide the decorative
tnote. . " , .
T Mrs. Verne Bain entertained
t members ' of - chapter BC, PEO
Tuesday; night at her home on
- Hanson avenue, :. Special guests
' were members of chapter J of
Woodburn.
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Friends ef Kr. aad Sirs. CL E.
' Schuneman will be interested to
learn that they have moved from
their State street home to T21
Birthday Will
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Monday
; Mrs. Harriet Jane Reigelman,
940 Mill street,-lor- 42 years a
member of the First . Methodist
church of Salem, and also a mem
ber of the Salem chapter of War
Mothers and tise DAR, wffl cele
brate her eightieth, birthday March
3. There will be a family dinner
and reunion on Sunday and an in
formal reception Monday after
noon under the auspices of the
War Mothers and the Ladies Aid
of the church.
r The Monday afternoon event is
scheduled from 2 until 4 o'clock,
and at that time several other 80-year-olds
will be honored. Includ
ed in this group are Mrs. C J. Me
Adams, Mrs. Mettie : Schramm,
Mrs. Flora Abbott, Mrs. W. T. Rig
don, Ma Minnie Utter, Mrs. Caro
line Hizon, and Mrs. Mary Lisle.
Mrs. Reigelman, who came
Salem In 1898, taught a Sunday
school class for 15 years, and was
active in other church organiza
tions. Antique, Hobby
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Members of the Englewood
woman's club wul entertain guests
at an antique and hobby show in
the home of Mrs. J. J. Nunn at 940 art -orxer, wuoert xioii,
North 19th street on Thursday Loron, Clay Porter, E. A. Beugli,
from 2 until 5 o'clock. The pub- Melvin Brenden, Odin Johnson,
Ik Is Invited to bring antiques or Henry DuVaL Josie Mires, W.
examples of hobbies. Tea will be MireBryan Gordon, Fannie Gor
erved and a silver offering taken. doR herald Smedsted, Arnet Ol-
There will be musical numbers
fbxmjtl afternoon, and Mrs.
Vaughan wiU rive a talk on
pioneer days.
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Summmer street. A dessert lunch-
eon was followed by an afternoon
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Anderson, Mrs.
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wtaraed
Mrs. C. R. Mauley,
missionary from India, will bthe
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wan. va vuuiui tw miicu UU X 11"
day beginning at 10 ajn. The
council will observe the World
Day of Prayer at this time.
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Mr.and Mrs. Loring Grier are
receiving congrauiiauons on tne
birth of a son WflUam Loring,
born February 20 at the Deaconess
hospital. The little boy has a sis-
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ter' Susan Jo
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Four Gneroflons hcrva enjoyed the refresh
Ing goodness ef Ice-cold Coca-Cola. Irs
delicious taste always leaves a cool, dean
cfter-sense ef complete rrfreshmenLSo when
you paase threuchout the day, make It iSe
Po thai rns&m wl:h Ice-cold Coca-Colal
V ttrrTixD vnozx Atmioarrr or ths cocaxoca company st
coca-cola DOTTLina conpAiiT or
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wK;r"ivfiii kittens eet
through with your ball of cotton,
. youll have ea unusual chair set
to show to friends! Crochet two
more of the larger piece and use
Sem as scarf ends. 'Pattern 2689
contains charts and directions for
SILVERTON Mrs. Orvttie
Elliott (Elaine Garrett) was hon
ored In a post-nuptial shower
Friday afternoon when Mrs. L. M.
EllioU entertained in her honor.
'Bidden were Mesdames Alvin
Hartley, Louis HaH, Sam Bailer.
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Charle Mulkey, Robert Adams,
Ralpn Adams, J. P. A. Hansen,
Charles Songer, John Tschantz,
John Maulding, Ed Grogan, Wes
ley Grogan, Frank ' Leslie, Clar
ence Stone of Vancouver, Joe
Hultmeyer of Orchard, Wash,
w a aa m mrmtf mm wsrrva.
.iwin usiroi w wooaourn, wai-
er irson, munm, wuiara
Benson, AntoaSacher, George
enson' Aioert xioucx, vie uavia,
Emory James of Molalla. Mary
fre"Tf McCaU, Idaho, A L. Du-
Y, Gler. Mehaffey of Salinas,
Calif. ,and Miss Jane Corns tock.
SILVERTOrt Mr and Mrs. M.
vSJiJSh! JSd
the weekend at the home of Mrs.
Cosovich's parents. Dr. and Mrs.
She will remain
tor a fortnight's visit,
Mrs. H. W. Adams and Mrs.
Glenn' Briedwell were .hostesses
At the first, five tables of bridge
were m nlav and at the second
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Both affairs were held at
e Briedwell home,
A number of small informal
eatherinas are Dein held for Mrs.
F. r ttoo ,C w t.-
cturaay witn ner nusoamt for a
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Atlantic states.
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MOLALLA Miss Dorothy
Phyllis Erickson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. C Erick-
son ox Mullno, became the
makings set; an fflustratipn of it
and stitches; materials Tenured.
Sendten cents in coin for this
pattern ito The uregon statesman,
Needlecraf t Dept. Write plainly
PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME
and ADDRESS.
Tcdfry's Menu
' Jellied fruit salad will begin the
day's menu, an extra special choe
olate frosting will dreis up the
dessert! ' I - ' .,;Ti h '
" Jellied mixed fruit salad
Lamb stew with dumplings
' Carrots and onions
Raspberry sherbet
White cake with;
Wonder frosting j
CHOCOLATE WONDE&
FROSTING .4 ;
3 ounbes (1 package) cxeaia
; cheese V:.- : ; t! ' 1
2 to 3 tablespoons milk
2 cups sifted confectioners
siigar ".'".-,
2 squires unsweetened choco
late, melted . I
Dash of salt. : . '
Softeri cream cheese with milk.
Add sugar, one cup at a time,
blending after each addition. Add
chocolate and salt and. beat until
smooth.! Makes enough frosting
to covert tops of .two 8 tor 9 inch
layers, or top and sides of 8x8x2
inch cakeV or about 2 dozen sup
cakes. Double the recipe ito cover
tops and sides of two 1 0-inch lay
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Note: This frosting, when tight
ly covered, may be kept lit refrig
erator several days befor using.
bride of Lloyd Helmer Houge, son
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81 e .uuineran cnurcn at
Canby Wednesday night iRev.iN.
J. Aadland officiated. 1
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mrs. juesne uooae -or ' Oregon
""ipr oi e onoe. was ner
"only attendant.
Eddie fWagner of Oreg City
acted asbest man. The wedding
music was played by Miss Blanche
JMelu f of Mlaii th
bride. I -,:N
Following the ceremony, the
youne cotinle left on a short wed.
ding trip.
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