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Tie OrrSON STATED A2L CsUai, Or Tuesday Hor-Iag, Jan X IStJ
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Margaret Louise Hayes
Married at Church : ; :;
Rites Monday
1: St. Joseph Catholic church was the setting of a beautiful
wedding on - Monday afternoon when Miss Margaret Louise
Hayes received her golden circlet from Lt. Thomas L. Hayes, jr.
United States army air corps.
.1 It was at 4 o'clock that Father T. J. Bernards read the serv
ice before a gathering of Salem and Portland friends of the
couple,
t.t Hare, who arrived on
Friday from Hamilton Field,
Calif, is the son of the Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas I Hayes of Port-'
land and the bride is the attrac
tive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Folsom Hayes of Brooks.
White peonies, larkspur and
snapdragons combined " with
palms and white cathedral tap
ers decorated the altar and chan-
eel of the church.! Miss Myrtle
Meier sang "Ave Maria' before
the wedding and Mrs. Raymond
Barton was the organist ,
Mr. Hayes escorted his daugh
ter to the altar where her bridge
groom and his best man, Mr.
Donald Jensen of r Portland,
awaited her at the chanceL ,
White satin was chosen for the
bridal gown. The full skirt term
inated in a short train and the
sweetheart neckline was - en
hanced with seed pearls. The
fitted bodice was embellished
with tiny self covered buttons
from neckline to waitline in back.
The long sleeves with a point
over each wrist were tight
fitting with fullness at the
shoulders. !
A fitted cap of tulle trimmed
with seed pearls held in place
her fingertip length veil. She
carried a white prayer book and
a white orchid.
The bride's only attendant was
her sister, Miss Adele Hayes. Her
frock was of peach marquisette
fashioned with full skirt, bishop
sleeves and a high neckline em
bellished with a lace yolk. Her
shoulder length veil of peach was ;
"held in: place with Cecile Brun-;
ner roses and her colonial nose
, gay was of sweet peas and Cecite
Brunner roses.
' Seating the - guests were Lt.
'Francis J: Pope and Lt. Wendell
" J, Kelley. ' '. ;-- . ' '
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- For r her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Ilayes wore a stunning floor
length' model of beige trimmed
with cerise, beige turban and
gloves. Mrs. Thomas L. Hayes
was gowned in a royal blue lace
, frock and a matching hat
. The Hayes home at Brooks was
the scene of the reception after ,
the wedding for members of the
bridal party and the. immediate
family Mrs. Anthony J. Dwyer,
sister of the bridegroom, cut the
' bride's cake.
' Among the out-of-town guests
r at the wedding were Dr. and Mrs.
John L. Hardy of Seattle, brother-in-law
and sister of the groow.
Miss June Van Arsdell of San
Jose, Calif., aunt of the bride,
and Mr. Richard Piowaty of
Chicago.
When the couple left on their
wedding trip the bride was wear
ing a red and green paisley print
on a white background made
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I Tastes swell!
"DIAMOND"
MEAT PIE
Serves six costs
about 6V a portion
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Get a big hand with your
everyday recipes .Try New
"SUHE-niX" CRISCO. It's different!
. 1 cop cooked diced bam
. leup cooked diced veal
1 H Cupe cooked dioad potatoea
1 cup cooked diced earrota
H cup thinly aUced onion
3 cup ttdn white sauce or grary
Combine ingredients. Season to
taste. Poor in a "Criacoed baking
dish (approsimatolr 7 a 11 laches).
Amnm biacnita on ton of nriztur.
Brush tope with sulk. Bake fat a hot I
oren C400 T 20 minutes. J
DIAMOND Mscurrs J
9 cops flour' 1 teaspoon salt
4 teaspoons baldag powder I
4 to 6 Ublespoons Crisco ,
K cup milk I
Sift drjr Ingredients together. Blend I
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ne. (Easjrtodowithereai&rOrlaBo.)
ISUr im milk to farm soft doach.
JtoU oat. ii inch thick on floured '
board. Cut In diamond shapes. -
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Want your family to get all ex
cited about the good old standby
dishes you've been givinj 'em for
years?.. .
j Just you try Sure-Mis" Griaco
far your biscuiu, pies, cakes and
fried foods . . . you'll get a surprise!
You see, Stat-Mix" Crisco is
afferent from any other home
shortening we know of! An exclu
slre patented process nukes New
Crisco art differently.
Just use New Crisco in! your
own true-and-tried recipes and see
what happens ... Take that 2-egg
cake, for instance, the one you've
made so often... i
. With Crisco in your mixing
bowl, watch how your batter be
haves ... It goes together like
magic and it's smoother, tfassier!
When you see that satin-smooth
batter,, youTI have a hunch your
cake will be better than ever!
Higher, lighter Cakes
And you won't be disappointed .. .
Crisco cakes are consistently up to
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15 hither and lighter (depending
on type of cake) than cakes made
with other shortenings even the
most expensive cake shortening.
How your family will lovt your
Crisco cakes I... And let New
Crisco help you to get the flaky,
mouth-inciting pie crust thatmake
you proud and everybody happy.
Try New "Sure-Mix" Crisco for
all your baking and frying. . .it's
made for everything. See if it
doesn't make, everything taste
better! r
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! F3FD FOODS TASTE
SIUPLY DELICIOUS!
iY SET SUCH OUST, COOMASTINC
j FKIEP FOODS WITH OtfSCO. t'M
COMPLETELY VOLT OH IT,"
soys Mn. Dorothy M. Monson
of Bocfofv Moss.
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DIGESTIBLE FRIED FOODS WITH CRISCO!
You can feel easy about giving the folks the French-Lied
potatoes, doaghauu sad other fried foods they lore so well if
you use pure, aU-vegeublc Crisco. Foods fried the Crisco way
art crisp, not greasy . , . digestible as if baked or boiled!
KCA9 WHAT DOCTMS SAT: When a quesdoo. was seat to doctors
by a leading medical publication, 2 out of 3 of the doctors
who replied called specific attention to Crisco's digestibility.
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AUSntCA'S CSCZST
mUKO AU-VZZ2TA21E
COOKING SCHOOL WIS WEEK!
Don't miss the cooking school.
You'll get loads of grand new
cooking Ideas for your family.
See a demonstration of what
New Sore-Mix Crisco -can
do. And try Crisco ia jour
own Cakes s i i discover the
special tenderness and better
caring quality that Crisco, and
no other home shortening we
know of, can give!
DUY CUISCO TODAY!
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MAXINE BUHtN.
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with puff sleeves, full skirt and
fitted girdle. She wore a tur
ban to match and a black fitted
coat, red gloves and black: shoes
and purse. To her shoulder was
pinned an orchid corsage. I
After June 15 Lt Hayes and
his bride will be at home In San
Rafael, Calif. The popular young
couple attended Oregon State
college and she is a member of
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and
Lt Hayes is a member of Beta
Theta Pi fraternity. j
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Piano Pupils 1;
In Recital f
William Fawk will present a
group of his senior piano pupils
in recital at the YMCA tonight
at 8:15. This la the first in a se
ries of three recitals tc be given
this month. Assisting will be
Mary Copley, .contralto, accom
panied by Kathleen Broer.
The program will include:
Russian Dance Engleman
bfevin
Convention
Attracts
Bride-Elect Is
Entertained
" .Saturday- Miss Margaret IAd
. diaon fvms 'hostess at . a ."pound I
showeif honoring Miss Eleanor,
: HowleyV b r I d e - e 1 e c tf of Mr.
Charles Bieker, jr, ia the Port
land home of Mrs. Lena Spoel-;
stra, cousin of the hostess.-.
The 'evening was spent infor
mally. Pink and white was used
as the. decorative note, with,
. miniature rose 'bouquets form
ing Jhf centerpieces.
Those present included Miss
Eleanor Rowley and .her mother,
Mrs. Ada Rowley, Miss Shirley
Rowley, Mrs. Jane Pettis, Mrs.
Dorothy Pettis, Mrs. Rose Gar-
Love Song
Minuet
Roberta Bulen
Sarah,, Dick
Charles Saucy
Paderewskl
The Rosary
Dance Eccossaise
i Marjory Kletzing
bea uaraens
..Kevin
.Baker
.i-Cooke
Maxine Darling
Valse Brilliante Krentzlln
i Patricia Powers
Valse No. 2 Godard
j i Shirley Amsberry f
The Lord's Prayer Malotte
Vocal Mary Copley L
TO a Toy Krlriir W.ii.ii
Music Box Polojnt
Cherry Blossom Time Tenney
Donna Kletzing
La Comparsa Lecuona
Narcissus
Rondo
Erma Martin
Irene Dalke
Rustle of Spring
acnerzo
Nevin
Bellini
Hal Ratzeburs
ConcertXtud - ------
Juba
.Sindinf
Beecher
Loth
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' Bvlra Setter
Hungarian Rhapsody No. Llstt
Duo Erma Martin. Mr. Fawk
Give Reception
For Artists
A reception and lecture will
be held at the Salem Art Center
today i in connection with the
show of modern paintings by
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Camflerman
which) is now on display.
- Mr. Camfferman will talk on
the radio during the regular Art
Center time this afternoon at
2:15 o'clock. A tea and reception
will be given at the Center for
the visiting artists from 4 to 5
o'clock. Mr. Camff ermants lec
ture is listed for 8 o'clock to-
Club women from the various
clubs throughout the state will
gather in Corvall'j this week to
attend the 34th convention .of
the Oregon Federation of Wom
en's clubs.
.The formal opening will be at
t o'clock tonight at the Corvallis
Woman's club house.
Delegates from the ' Salem
Woman's club attending the con
vention will be Mrs. Charles
Ratcliff, Mrs. Glen Paxson, and
Mrs. George Swift, president
Other members from the Sa
lem club attending the meetings
will be Mrs. George K. Moor
head, Mrs. Clifton Mudd, Mrs.
F. M. Schannep and Mrs. Jessie
t Singleton. ,
Mrs. Clifton Mudd, who rep
resented the Salem Woman's
club at the national convention
in Atlantic City, will be the
toastmistress at the golden ju
bilee banquet on Wednesday
night :' '
Mrs. F. M. Schannep, presi
dent of the third district, will
preside at a discussion meeting
on the Friday morning program.
Mrs. Glen Paxson, as retiring
president of the Salem Woman's
club will give a triennial report
of the club's work. Dressed in an
old-fashioned costume she- will
take her place with other presi
dents in the march of the "Gay
- Nineties Revue."
- Mrs. -Jessie Singleton, state
poetry ,-. chairman, will present
the poetry prize at the Fine Arts
evening meeting, on Wednesday.
At this same meeting Mrs.
Mark McCallister, state music
chairman, who has been resid
ing in Corvallis but stQl has kept
her membership- in the Salem
club, will direct the choral con
test in which a number of clubs
' will participate.
Others planning to attend from
here, Mrs. A. A Taylor of the
Liberty Woman's club and Mrs.
C. W. Stacey of the Salem
Heights Woman's dub.
night The public is invited to
the affairs and to see the ex
hibits, being arranged this
morning. . .
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.Taste Oregon itnwberry Jam or preservei ma'de with
Oregon's own and only Sugar, and you'll agree that
you'd never kt this ccjmbmatitm get by you at the
dinAer table! Strawberry jam or preserves are always
A favorite for breakfast toast, for hot Juslcetj or for
hot- cakes. Perfect, too, for ice cream sundaes, for
fillings or toppings for layer cakes, and for many
other comb-utlons. Strawberries are Oregon's Iarg ;
est berry crop. Oregon produces 5B of the nation's
canned strawberries. Strawberry season is now here!
Get ready , to put j up a "good supply of them, and
trmember, Oregon's own and only Sugar is the sugar ;
to use. It's guaranteed for canning and for every
sweetening purpose and every bag you buy helps
" the Oregon farmers, farm and factory workers, and
promotes prosperity in aU Oregon. Buy Oregon
products and buy; the best! J
GUiilllillTEED
poaici-tiiimG
zison, Miss Mildred Mat ney,
Miss Edna Matney, Mrs. Blanche
Fuller, Mrs. Calantna Roeeberry,
Mrs. Lena Spoelstra and . Mrs.
auMttaol:bf,iy.an,
Mrs. Ruth Addison and Miss
Alargaret Addison of Salem,
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. Mr. aad Mrs. Paul TJale wiU
entertain: at luncheon today at
their FaLrmount HH1 home in
compliment ' to". Mr. and Mrs.
, James Wilkinson ' (Betty Ham
Ilton). The Wilkinsons are the
guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Monroe Hamilton.
' before going on f to . Eugene
where they will attend the Uni
versity of Oregon summer ses
sion. " .
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Thrifty buyers will select their Hariels new and save I Wo pinxhased ttieso
months ago in order to take advantage of rising prices. This admonition to
anticipate your bed cover needs for the next season is given in a spirit oi
friendliness to effect a real economy for you and not as a "price rise scare."
EVERY BLANKET IN THIS SUMMER SALE MAINTAINS ITS USUAL HIGH
STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR WHICH rWOOL O' THE WEST'; IS NOTED.
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Protect Yourself Against
, Advancing Blanket Prices!
I BUY NOW -PAY LATER!
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To Own Blankets
At a Saving!
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COME IN AND MAKE
YOUR SELECTIONS FROM
OUR LARGE STOCK V.' .
WE WILL LAY THEM
AWAY FOR YOU.
All you need do is make a small
deposit down and have them
placed In our protective layway
department until you need them
early this fall. A small payment
down plus regular payments and
your blanket is paid for when you
want it . . . xxt a generous saving
in price! And, you'll hardly miss
the money.
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1 1 Size 72 x 84
oje of the-best blanket values of the
year. Clear, clean colors, and a qual
ity! that invites comparison.
8.95
Value
for
7.95
Slumbex Queen
Size 72 x 90 !
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Our own virgin wool blanket, combin
ing quality, style and price. '
10.95
Value
for
9.95
IMPORTANT
We believe that wool blanket
price must advance.
The tremendous Government de
mand for uniforms and blankets
: plus the fact that New Zealand has
declared an embargo on blanket
(medium) wools points to a wool
shortage and higher 'prices before
Fall. s
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We bought early and can there
tore offer you values on this ad
vance sale that will inean a real
saving to you. Come in while as
sortments are complete ask about
the details of our blanket savings
plan as outlined on this page.
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Beautiful quality, beautiful Colors
bound with a new Jacquard binding in
English 'Regency pattern 100 virgin
w&L . ; .
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10.95
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Now!
I Health Ray ;
' ;. . Size 72 x 90 j. -:
Vrgin wool in a beautiful 5-pound
'. Jacquard masterpiece.
i.50
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A beautiful virgin wool lacquard
j number at a popular price.
12.50 10.95
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Value ....
NOTE: Compare this
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. trapunto patterns ... cold, blue, dusty rose,
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