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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1941)
TA CCEGOII STATES! JAIL Satan, Ongoa, Sunday Morning. Cptaab It 1341 t?AG2 T0Z2 Club Ssason Is in DAR Committee Heads i . . . . For Ensuing Are Announced Chemeketa chapter, Daughters of the American Revolu tion, opened the season of club meetings on September 6 when thejf jnet.at the home of Mrs. Charles Ratcliff. t Mrs, Carey Fy Martin is regent of the chapter this year and has announced members of her committees. The; chapter directors are Mrs. I. M. Schannep; Mrs. H. C. Eakin and Mrs. M. P. Adams; chapter chairmen include Miss Harriett Fullenweider, advance ment of American music; Mrs. Herbert J. Ostlind, American ism; Mrs. John R. Pollock, American Red Cross; Mrs. W. . E.. Hanson, Angel Island: Mrs. C C. Best, approved, schjbols; Mrs. C. A. Ratcliff, Ame$can Indians; ; j . Mrs. J. C. Sell, conservation, forests; Miss Ola Clark, uselpf the Hag;: Mrs. Lenard Kephaft, CAR good citizenship pilgrim age; Mrs. V. E. Newcqmb, BAR manual i i for citizenship; Mrs. Edwin Jory, DAR rnuseum; Mrs. H. C. Eakin, filing land lending bureau; Mrs. John H. Carkin, historical research; Mrs. M.'JP. Adams, motion pictures; Mrsv I. M ; Schannep, national defense through patriotic education; Mrs. Oscar Hayter, national historical magazine; Mrs. John W. Harbi- -son, press relations; Mrs. David Wright, radio; Mrs. C, C. Camp bell, real daughters ' and grand- - daughters. Chapter committees are: Aud iting. Miss Ola Clark. Mrs. U. G. i Boyer; Champoeg, Mrs. W. EJ Hanson, Mrs. Homer Goulet, Mrs. A. E. Austin, Mrs. Seymour Jones; courtesy, Mrs. J. R. Pol lock, Mrs. Edwin Keech, Mrs. ...A.; E. Austin, Mrs. David Loon ey Mrsri:C. B. Sundberg; genea logical records, Mrs. R. M. Mor ton, Mrs. W. E. Hanson, Mrs. C. , C. Geer,; Mrs. Oscar Hayter; hos tess, Mrs. C:C Best, Mrs. R. W. Davis, Mrs. H. J. Ostlind; repre sentatives to Federated Patriot ic orders, Mrs. C. C. Clark, Mrs. ' C. C. Geer, Mrs. Russell Catlin; -representatives t o Woman's Council, Mrs. David Wright, Mrs. W. F. Fargo, Mrs. U. G. Stnpley. i Social, Mrs. J. W? Harbison, chairman,., Mrs. Frank Spears, co-chairman; Mrs. M. P. Adams, Mrs. A. 1 E. Austin, Mrs. J. H. Carkin, Mrs. C C Clark, Mrs. H. C. Eakin, Mrs. W. F. Fargo, , Mrs. Homer Goulet, Mrs. J. G. Heltzel, Mrs. Edwin Keech, Mrs. V. E. Newcomb, Mrs. H. J. Ost lind, Mrs. I. M. Schannep, Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Mrs. Karl SM wer, Mrs. W. W. Alien, Mrs. C C. Best, Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs. C. L. Crider, Mrs. C. C Geer, Mrs. W. E. Hanson, Mrs. Oscar Hayter, Mrs. Seymour Jones, Mrs. Roy MSHs, Mr. John W. Orr, Mrs. C. A. RatrfffT. Mrs. X C. Sell, Mm H. C Sraiar; Mrs. C. B. Sundberg; student loan fund, Mrs. J. GL. Heltzel, Mrs. Roy Rice. : Telephone and transportation, Mrs. R. W. Davis, Mr. L. C McLeod, Mob. Leroy Hewlett; ways and means, Mrs. H. J. Ost lind, Mrs. Belle Haarley. Mrs. V. E. Newccraix, Mrs. C. A. Rat cliff, Mrs, J. H. Carkin, Mrs. S. L. Minard, Mrs. Ora Potter, Mrs. . Roy Rice, ; Xtias Sixth Trttffrrscar; year book, Mrk. W. X. Sanaa. Mrs. U. CL Sbipkry. SKr. Qecar ' Hayter and Mrs. X. ML Schannep. Shrine to Honor Past Officers Willamette Sfaraav' White Shrine of Jeriimili in, las sched uled its first fall wrtiic ior Monday night at the Masonic temple at aclock. Maa Ituth Moore, awfhy 3ugh priestess, and MrJ M. F- Cmae, ariQ pre side at the maea. ' The meeting n faosor Mrs. Wayne Henry, Junior "past wor thy high priestess, Mr. " Henry, deputy supreme watchman of the shepherds, and Mrs. C C Gab riel, Oregon state chairman of material objective committee. Shrine' members from Wood burn are in charge of the re freshment committee with Mrs. . Robert H. Scott chairman. Call for Appointment 7953 ' ' Miller's Beauty Shop la MiSer Mrs. Rahe Reveals- Plans Club activities ior the fall season are now under way with committee heads and plans for the ensuing year made known. Members of the executive board of the Salem branch, American Association of University (Wom en, met this last week for the first meeting. Mrs. Herbert Rahe- heads the organization for this year and her officers are Mrs. George j Rossman, Vice-president; Mrs. ' Wayne Doughton, secretary; and Miss Ola Clark, secretary. Committee heads have been announced by Mrs. Rahe and include Mrs. Paul Bar den, mem bership chairman; Mrs. Chester F. Luther, program; Miss LeLia Johnson, education; Miss Doris Neptune, legislative; Miss Lo rena Jack, student loans; Miss Isabel Childs, publicity; Mrs. Charles A. Ratcliff, internation al relations; Mrs. Lloyd Hockett, fellowship; Mrs. A. T. Fox, arts; Mrs. Verne Bain, social studies; Mrs. Bert Walker, bulletin; Mrs. E. G. Rickett, decorations; Mrs. Joseph -E. Harvey, Jr., recent graduates. The. first regular meeting of the association Is slated for this coming Saturday, September 18. The luncheon meeting will b held at the Marion hotel at 1 -o'clock. Judge James T. Brand will be the gat, speaker sod ais topic Is "The Drrcrce MHL" Ha will relate' ais experiences a mesnr rr of the chxait An AATJW comers to the ranrtal. !' for membership, ars Invited to attend the Tri-Y Cabinet Makes Plans The TrJ-Y girls of &e high school are masing plans for fiat enmirtg school year and on Mon day aftcLBOfai members of the cabmef wig gather at the TWCA at 2 o'clock to meet with Mrs, Esther W. little, the new sen era! secretary vf the TWCA. The girls wul dismai conanittee work: and epen house lor the new high schoMl xirixT Miss Veta Smith hi president of the Tri-Y girls; Miss Carmen Campbell, vice president; Miss VhjLm JacnhseB, aetreLuy; Mjss Helen. May Armstrong treasarec. The cabinet is tEvided late four sertkms and the advisora, leaders and iliaii mm indnde: aovinr; 3taacar Bran, iMlr man piugiam, Delruu Tiwrrg, nwp Jtean Sarhjaa, and mesBf bershipv fanw Carnrftirtl See tiaa twB, Mias Helen Spring, ad- Msrian Waeapler, csunr- fmance, Betty Takayama, publicity, Lillian Oliver. Section three, Mrs. NeE Brown, advis or; Dorothy Dal ton, chairman; service, Joanne Hobson, ring, Dorothy Walters, camp and con ference, Alice Faye Daugherty. Section four. Miss Baraba Mc Loughlin, advisor; Waulda Buz zard, chairman; social, Clarice Busselle. Over 125 girls are members of the Tri-Y organiza tion which meets twice a month. Iota Sigma WCTU wUl hold its regular meeting on Monday night at the home of Mrs. Lenna Cashion, 835 Gaines street A covered dish dinner will be serv ed at 6:30 o'clock, followed by election of officers. Alas, Poor Permanent That word permanent" has taken scads of abuse . . . some permanents are about as "permanent" as a movie star's love. ' Sad, too, when you ' realize that . lasting permanent . one that -looks eminently' right when' you get it and keeps on ? looking well for weeks and 1 months . . . costs such a few cents more. Make an ap pointment tomorrow! . Ealliiasr Full Swirg r 'I Hi LEAVING this weekend for POTtland to make her home is Mrs. John J. Elliott, who with her husband and children, Joan and John, hhave taken a house in the East Moreland district Their new address will be 7054 Southeast 35th street Mrs. Elliott has been an active member of the American Red Cross, serving on many Roll Call drives. She also has been a member of the YWCA board and worked on various committees during the Community Chest campaigns. Mrs. Elliott is well liked by her many friends and her main interest is her two attractive chil dren. She is a member of St Paul's Episcopal church and St Anne's guild. She also served as secretary of the Sub ataJpSon Dancfog club. (Kennell-Ellis photo.) Qub Calendar MONDAY Hal Hibbard auxiliary meet at VFW hall. 8 p.m. American Legion auxiliary in stallation of officers, Legion home, 8 p.m. MacDowell club meet at cham aaa of commerce, 7 JO. St. Anne's Guild of St. Paul's church with Mrs. Wal- Kirk. 8S South, High street. mt Jerusalem meet !, p.m. Siena. WCTU, with Mrs. at J pjau auxtuanr sneet at nospHai, a .m. Tvrsmxx Zlokta dab with Mrs. B. T1 Brhumteer. SSS North Cottage sniwjt. l-3 'clock dessert Kmch- Ceatral WCTU meet at - Ba. M p.m election of officers. chapter. Order of Star meet at Masonic 8 p.m. American War Mothers meet at Iegian hall, 2 p.m. Laurel Social Hour club with Mrs. Qwld Friesen. Oaxton Sta tornm, X lJTi. Itauatra Wives association -wita Mrs. Irvin Williams, 189 latn street, 2 pan. Sawsons grand opera tittrjr rt 8 p.m. Writers' club with Mrs. Flora Thasspeon Enders, 660 Mar lon street. T -30 p.m. East Central circle. First Meth odist church, with Mrs. Thomas Holman and Miss Helen Litch field, 969 North Summer street. 2:30 p.m. . South Circle. First Christian church, with Mrs. Henry Piening. 850 Thompson street, all day meeting! West Central circle. First Meth odist church, with Mrs. J. E. Kirk, 1026 North 5th street, 2 pjn. THURSDAY Delta Phi alumnae with Mrs. Roy Ferris, 37S South 23rd street. 8 p.m. FRIDAY Btrss a Month club with Mrs. X. P. Samart. Glenn Creek road. luncheon, 1:13 p.m. OES Chapter to Resume Sessions The regular meeting of Ckad- wirlr rhnntor CtrAor nt Vagi Star wUl be held in the Ma- sonic temple on Tuesday night. September 16. The rooms occu pied by the chapter have been redecorated during the summer vacation. There will be initiation of candidates at this meeting and all members are invited to be present Refreshments will be served at the close of chapter. During the social hour selec tions will be rendered by Miss Mary Elizabeth Xells. The meet ing will be conducted by Mrs. Harold F. Phillippe, worthy ma tron, and Mr. Arthur Utley, worthy patron. , 'Delegates Will Give Reports ' Salem Central WCTU- will meet in the hall Tuesday at 2 o'clock. . The meeting will open with a devotional lesson in charge of the evangelistic de rector, Mrs. Lena Lisle. , . Delegates to the recent Mar ion county WQTU , convention will give -reporfs. The annual election and Ini tiation of officers will be held, followed by a social hour. V t J Vi Mi o aalaaafc Tf'j ifc- u n. CUTTirJS THE CAKE for their golden wedding cele aSon am Vk. cmd Mrs. Fred S. Bynon, sr. Their six chil drm vemlttJBisior a dinner in their honor at the Marion on. September 5. Mr. and, Mrs. Bynon are now en Joying d trip fa California and will visit their old home in ' Bearwood- tEsraaeil-Ellis photo.) Legion Auxiliary To IllSiall auxiliary night to in r the corning Mr JU Cleveland, presi- sSstrict Jmk 2, will come as installing will have a and mu- p recede the ill !! !! deaf Mrs. Gertrude A. Amspoker 3P 6 Studio B35 Saginaw Opens, With - Luncheon A harvest home luncheon opened the first fall meeting of. the Salem Woman's club on Sat urday afternoon at the club house. Mrs. I. M. Schannep was in charge of arrangements and assisting .her were Mrs. Jack Cutler, Mrs. Daniel, J. Fry, r, Mrs. R. L. Wright, Mrs. W. L Staley and Mrf. George R. K. Moorhead. 'The tables were dec orated with autumn flowers. Mrs. George Herbert Swift, presided at the opening session and gave an outline of the com ing year's work. The club en dorsed the home county agent for Marion county. Reports on the state convention held in Cor vallis were given by Mrs. George R. K. Moorhead, Mrs. Charles A. Ratcliff, Mrs. Glenn Paxson and Mrs. I. M Schannep. Mrs. Thome Hammond reported for the Salem Junior Woman's club and Mrs. Ronald Craven was in troduced as the delegate-at-large to the national convention. Mrs. Joseph Felton told of her duties as page to Mrs. Saidie Orr Dunbar at the national fed' eration convention In Atlantic City. Mrs. Clifton: Mudd, a del egate to the national convention from the Salem club, gave a de tailed story of the sessions. At the next regular meeting on September 27, Mrs. Saidie Orr Dunbar, past national feder ation president, will be the guest ' speaker. Her topic will be "Thinking North and South." This will be an open meeting for all interested persons and mem bers of other organizations and the Junior Women are invited to attend. St. Anne's Guild At Kirk Home St Anne's Guild members of St Paul's Episcopal church will gather for their first fall, meet ing on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter Kirk on South High street at 2 o'clock. The assisting hostesses are Mrs. C. Kenneth Bell, Mrs. Wil bur Berry, Mrs. Wallace Carson and Mrs. Robert Sears. Mrs. Breyman Boise is the new presi dent and will preside at the business session. Her officers are Mrs. Kirk, vice president; Mrs. George Weller, secretary, and Mrs. Robert Wilson, treasurer. i ,v Ft i i 1W--- :- services. Annual reports by re tiring officers will be given. The home. will be decorated by . Rosiland Poe. Mrs. Rose Rabernicht and Mrs. Mattie tinkle are in charge of the cor sages to be presented to the officers and guests. Mrs. Walter ! Spaulding, Mrs. Leif Bergsvik, Mrs. H. B. Pear-, son, Mrs. M. Y. Brooks and Mrs. W. Nash will serve refresh ments. After the ceremonies the unit wilt join Capitol Post No. 9 for dancing. Accredited Teacher of I KM cmd Harmony G .WWv . During the past week the classes at the Art Center have been suspended in order that ; the major portion of the; staff ! may work in the hop fields and canneries during the shortage of i workers. ;" V"1" ' ' A skeleton staff only Is being ; maintained : In order that; the , galleries may be kept open idur , ing the three weeks National De- fense program, which opened at the Center last week under the sponsorship of the United States Marine Service. Next week wul be devoted to . the Army, which will sponsor two evening programs at the Center. On Tuesday night Col onel W. D. Luplow, commanding Officer of the 29th engineers bat v talion, will give a lecture! and demonstration, "Map-making by the west Coast Army Engineers' at 8 o'clock in the main gallery. Friday night Major E. J. Rossi ter,. retired British army officer, (Will present a motion picture, "How Americans are Helping in the Defense of London." Both of these programs will be free and open to the public. The present Art Center sched ule will remain in effect until the emergency need in seasonal occupation is relieved. The gal leries are open daily from 12:00 to 5:38 o'clock and evenings from 7 to 9M o'clock. The Art Center is located at 460 North High street in the old high school building. Sobers Rawson's study class will meet on Tues day night at 8 o'clock. The score and libretto of Wagner's Tatin- hauser will be studied at this I time. i y f MacDowell C1ud To Open Season Opening its 23d year of activ ity and promotion of music In terest in the capital Monday night will be the MacDowell club, one of Salem's oldest mu sical organizations. The first meeting will be held at the chamber of commerce at 7:30 o'clock with Miss Lois Stelnke, president, presiding. An invita tion is extended to anyone Inter ested in singing with the chorus ior the coming year to attend the meeting. Miss Steinke announces that Mr. Bernard Barron of Portland, well known musician- of Port land and Salem, will again con duct the chorus, and Jean Hob- son Rich will succeed Miss Fla- via Downs as accompanist. Miss Downs will attend University of Oregon at Eugene. Mrs. Rich has been a resident of Salem for a number of years, matriculating at Salem schools and studying with Salem music teachers. She has also studied music with Lillian Plogstedt of the Cincinnati conservatory of music, Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs. Rich is well known in music cir cles as a teacher and accompan ist. She has served in the latter capacity with the Ladies Madri gal club, the American Legion auxiliary trio, and the Willam ette Glee club and at present is organist for the First Congrega tional church. Oregon City Host To DAR Members DAR chapter members of Dis trict No. 1 have invited mem bers of Distrist No. 2, including the Chemeketa chapter, to meet at Oregon City on Wednesday, September 17, at 10 o'clock in the morning at the First Con gregational church. Luncheon will be aiiul at noon. Mrs. John T. Talmadge of Athens, Georgia, . ex-national vice president, will be the guest of honor. The speakers will be Mr. Xrl UcSherry of Salens, as- aixtant aWenar coordinator; and Mrs. Joba T. Richardson of : Portland. i . Those planning to attend the lun-hmn arc asked to call; Mrs. Carey F. Martin, 7151, for reser vations before a oast on Monday. Mrs. L M. ?Vhannrr, state vice regent, and Mrs. Martin, regent Chenaeketa caapear. will be among those attending from Sa lem. ' Sewtag club srhpdnVtd to this Wed- nesdxy at the Yarn OaoU, h of Mrs. Alice postponed until October la. f I, CS1 DOROTHY PEARCE TEACHER OF PIANO All snides of Piano Instruction. High School credits. Member Oregon Music Teachers Association. STUDIO OPENS MON SEPT. 15 287 N. Winter SL ! i' Telephone 4235 MARGARET HOGG Teacher of Piano ! Accredited ,' Recent Study In New York STUDIO OPENING SEPT. 15 Studio: 158 So. Liberty Phone 2-3175 or 3347 MABEL S. POWERS ! TEACHER OF PIANO PupU a Abby Whiteside. New Yrk The Whiteside method of musical training develops the adjustment and coordination of the pianist's mechanism and quickly gives ease and Supervised Practice If Desired STUDIOr 12S6 COURT MWMsssoaTiioWfl T TT DT raiaT MUSICAL JalJaDUJal 14th Year in Salem OPENING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th 142a Coart St -FEATCSINQ- Flrst Lessons In Piano Singing Rhythm Orchestra Hand Work of All Culture - Citizenshin Mrs. Frank Lilburn Director Phone LENA BELLE TARTAR Teacher of Singing - Studio Opens Sept. 11 15S South liberty St. - Phone SS47 or S4f Authoritative Instruction Public Appearance Entire programs were given last year by Carolyn Brown, Margaret French, Joy Hills, Betty Jean Merten, Louise Ramage, Mrs. Hans Thielsen. T. S. Accredited Teach ers, Pkxno and Pipe Organ. Term opens Sept. 15. Res. 505 N. Summer sLf ACCREDITED TEACHER OF PIANO American Study -Chicago New York European Study Paris BerlinVienna Instruction from the Beginning to Advanced Artistic Interpretation - Accredited Assistant Lessons Begin September 15 th 334 N. Capitol L ALMA FiU! Musicxxl Kindeirjcirten Opening Sept. IS nflh OeinH utieo Year Opca LTetssi Today 346 N. 13th : , rf " ' Dnlh Osdford j Jossio Bush Teacher of Piano MICKELSGIJ All Grades of Piano Instruction ' I n m. . . ... Accredited Piano High School Credits 1 Heme: SM SUtesmaa ; j 1S . ! rheae Fhone (I7S , Ceouai. , S2SX 8tadle: N. Sth, raoae Tltl liT- fiiesce::l I j Gladys I FLnysci:::L : vUEnn edsm ' Open Bouse Sept 18 " v . Teacher of Piccno PrercssiTe Eiadexr&rten '343 Ca. Hth SL : Aa S- i ' 1 rlJaactlrities aa4 lsiralat " ' " " rwar cssUd for achoai. . .,. . 9LUX u ,; , 1 '. - j; J u:J!1u iJUicd Laurcdno I nSST f DANCE MASTER J acJ S;. I j- 1 loss w. Capital , Pb. S430 ft Telephone' 59S5 i fluency in playing. PHONE 7128 KINDERGARTEN Kinds Tooicran Games Stories Dramatization Folk Dancing - Social Adjustment Mrs. Jens Svinth " Assistant 4618 I Ethel H. 2 IXmning system of Improved music study for beginners. Pupils should enroll now. Telephone 7111 Telephone 6035 3 9 to 9 :00 p jn. Ph. 5162 - 5221 i
