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Dean
Milan
Is Guest r
Speaker
Scan Ava B. Milan, head-of
the home economic! depart
ment at Oregon State college .
and chairman of the Oregon nu
trition committee for defense,
was the guest speaker at the t
Women of Rotary luncheon ;
Monday noon at the Quelle.
She introduced Mrs. Harry
Mitchell, Marion county chair
man of nutrition .for defense,
and Miss Frances Clinton, Ma
rion county home demonstrator.
Dean Milan stressed the im
portance of extending the use
of enriched bread and flour and
to expand scjhool lunches. She
announced that a new film, "A
Modern Miracle," dedicated to
the bakers and millers of this
country, will soon be released.
Mrs. K. H. pPickens, president,
appointed Mrs. Robert Elfstrom
as chairman from the club to
assist with the inventory of wo
men's skills. I
, The tables were decorated in
red and white and the speak
er's table was festive with a
bouquet of fed carnations, red
tapers and hearts. The smaller
tables were decorated with red
and white balloons tied together
with cellophane. Red and white
gum drop figures marked, places
for the guests. j
Special guests were Dean Mi
lan, Mrs. E. E. Hills, Mrs. L. W.
Gleason, Mrs. Howard Maple,
Mrs. Bjarne jEricksen, Mrs. Oli
ver Judd, Mrs. Brewer Mills,
Mrs. A. J. Johnson and Mrs. L.
O. Clement
Members attending were
Mesdames T. J. Amspoker, L. O.
Arens, Fred Anunsen, Eric
Butler, Clarence Byrd, Frank
Crawford, Vernon Douglas,
Preston Doiighton, R. L. Elf
strom, Lee Eyerly, Charles
Fowler, M. c. Findley, O. F.
Franklin, Sifas Gaiser, Melvin
Geist, Tinkhiam Gilbert, C. E.
Guenther, Grover Hillman, Paul
Jackson, W.jT. Jenks, Gardner
Knapp, Carl; S. Knopf, A. A.
Lee, L. F. LeGarie, F. E. Loose,
Ivan Lovell,! W. G. Morehouse,
G. O. Madison, H. G. Miller, R.
H. Mitchell,) W. W. Moore, H.
' H. Olinger, !Carl Ostrin, J. C.
Perry, Chester Pickens, K. H.
Pickens, Edgar Pierce, Thomas
Roen, A. A. Rogers, Lloyd
Riches, George Scott, B. E. Sis
son, C. A. Sprague, Ivan Stew
art, Nels Toiining, Ellis Von Es
chen, H. O. V.'hite and Ray Yo-
com.
Cards in Plav
At Thomas'
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas
were hosts to members of the
Knot-a-Kare! club and their hus
bands. Pinochle was played and
honors went to Mrs. Maurice
Gustafson, Mr. and Mrs. George
Gardner and! Judson Bressler.
Members and guests present
were Mr. anjl Mrs. George Gard
ner, Mr. and; Mrs. Judson Bress
ler, Mr. and! Mrs. Maurice Gus
tafson, Mr. jand Mrs. Albert C.
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur An
dresen, Mr. nd Mrs. Carl Woltz,
Mrs. Irene Birch, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Thomas.
Suppej Party
At Seeley's
Mr and j Mrs. Glen Seeley
were hosts for a delightful sup
per party Saturday night for a
group of thir friends. The buf
fet table wis centered with an
arrangement of China lilies,
acacia and greenery. Bridge was
in play during the evening.
Guests wejre Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Kimmell, Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence. Lister! Mr. and Mrs. David
Cameron, tyr. and Mrs. Donald
Madison, Mjr. and Mrs.- Howard
Pickett and
Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ton Mudd.
Marridge Vows
Are Spid
Word has been received here
of the marriage of Sgt Donald
M. Polk, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Polk of Salem and Miss
Margaret H ;len Maxwell, daugh-i
ter of Mrs Velma Maxwell of
' Wilmingtonj NC. The marriage
was performed January 12 in
Conway, Sfc. The couple will
make their jhome in Wilmington,
NC., where Sgt. Polk is stationed"
with the army air corps.
Mr. and. Mrs. Georre Otten
spent the Weekend in Portland
and accompanying them home
for a visit Was Mrs. Joseph Ral
ston. . ST. LOUIS A recent guest
at the home (of Mr, and Mrs. Alex
Manning was their daughter, May
Manning, Portland, ' She ; is em
ployed in he new Providence
hospital. -' , ' L
Bill Aurand of this vicinity, who
has ; been v working - in the ship-f
yards at Portland, has come home
with a slight touch of pneumonia
but is; improving. r4
NCItTH SAJJTIAM Mr. . and
Mrs. Ivrle j Crane have had as
their guests: Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Wodaewoda of Salem." Mrs. Wod
zewoda will I be remembered here
as Bonnie Crane.- The ? Wodze
wodas were en route to San Diego
! to make their home. Wodzewoda
has work in a' Bearby airplane
factory. ' ; '
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MAXINE BUKrJN
Editor J
Home Rites
Event of
Sunday
The home of Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Skewis on Center street was
the scene of the wedding of
their son, Mr. Robert Skewis,
and Miss Mildred Muller Sun
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Rev. W. Irvin Williams of the
First Presbyterian church of
ficiated. !
For her marriage the bride
chose a blue afternoon frock
trimmed in brown. Her acces
sories were brown and she wore
a corsage of red roses.
Mr. and Mrs. William Skewis
attended the couple. Others
present for the ceremony were
Mrs. N. M. Ballard, grand
mother of the groom, Mrs. F. M.
Chittenden, Miss Marlon Butler
of Ladner, BC, and Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Skewis.
The bride is the niece of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Steele of Hood
River and attended schools
there. She also went to Belling
ham Normal school and Belling
ham Business college.
Mr. Skewis is a graduate of
Salem schools and attended
Oregon State college. He is a
member of the engineering re
serve and will return to active
duty at Fort Leonardwood, Mis
souri, this week. His bride will
remain in Portland where she
has a position.
Auxiliary Has
New Officers
American Legion auxiliary was
well represented at Marion coun
ty council Friday when officers
for the council were elected.
Mrs. Cecil Lueck of Mt. An
gel was elected president; Mrs.
O. A. Palmateer, Salem, vice
president; Ann Powell, Silver
ton, was made secretary-treasurer.
Entertainment followed the
business meeting.
Present from Salem were:
Mrs. Earl Andreson,, Mrs. Bles
sing, Mrs. Don Madison, Mrs.
Mem Pearce, Mrs. Frank Marsh
all, Mrs. John A. Olson Mrs.
Austin Wilson, Mrs. George
Averett,-Mrs. Al. Fielen, Mrs,.
Walter Spaulding, Mrs. Clifton
Mudd, Mrs. O. A. Palmateer,
Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorg, Mrs. Har
old Perkins, Mrs. Irl McSherry
and Kathrine Brown.
The next meeting bf the coun
cil will be in Silverton Febru
ary 13th. 1
About 75 guests enjoyed the
benefit luncheon sponsored by
the auxiliary Thursday. An
other luncheon is planned for
this Thursday from 12:00 to 1:30
o'clock, in the dining hall of
Legion home. Reservations may
be made by calling 3369.
The sewing group met to begin
a new allotment of Red Cross
sewing and plan to meet again
next Thursday, Present were:
Mrs. Harold Perkins, Mrs. W. H.
Baillie, Miss Jessie Rodman, Mrs.
Aubrey Tussing, Mrs. Julius
Hopp, Mrs. Stanley Kreuger,
Mrs. J. TeSelle, Mrs. Mabel Mc
Gee, Mrs. C. H. Jarvis, Mrs.
Clarence Collins and Mrs. L. V.
Perkins.
The auxiliary will sponsor a
benefit dance the evening of
February 21 in Legion home. It
will be semi-formal. Reserva
tions may be made at 8787.
Salem friends are Interested
to learn of the birth of a son,
John Eugene, to Lt and Mrs.
Bert Caster in Portland on
Tuesday, January 20. The Cas
ters formerly resided in Salem
and he is now in the army ser
vice.: Mar? circle of Jason Lee
church will meet on,, Wednesday
with Mrs. EugeneKitzroiller,
1660 North Church street, at
1:30 o'clock. Members are asked
to make reservations by1 calling
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The ; regular meeting j of the
Pringle Pleasant Point, Social
club calendared for Thursday
afternoon tt the home of Mrs.:
George Grabenhorst has been "
postponed. ,
Mr and . Mrs. Joseph Felton
and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Stan
dish were weekend gdests of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Satchwell
in Kelso, WashT v y'f. u
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Mrs. I V. Benson was host
ess to members of her study
club Monday afternoon .
to ease nissnv
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SOCIETY
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CLUB CALENDAR
TUESDAY
St Cecelia Guild with Georgia
Clark, Miner street, 8 p. m.
Executive board of Salem Coun
cil of church women, YWCA, 2
p. m.
BPW dinner. Golden Pheasant,
:0O pjn.. Dr. Willis Merriam.
speaker.
- Alpha Mu Delphians, Salem
public library, 9:30 ajn.
Daughters of St. Elizabeth,
parish house. 1 o'clock luncheon.
Missouri club with Mrs. L, Pet
erson, 1080 Cascade Drive, 1p.m.
FOE auxiliary card party, KP
hall, 2 p. m.
AAUW Latin American group,
YWCA. 7 JO p. m.
Ladies McCormick class. First
Methodist church.
Beta Chi mothers, chapter
house, 2:30 p. m.
Eastern Star Social Afternoon
club, 1:15 dessert luncheon.
House committee of YWCA. 10
a. m.
Minute Women for Christian
Mission meet at YWCA. 1 :30 p. m.
WEDNESDAY
Sewing group. Order of Ama
ranth, with Mrs. E. - P. Saabye,
2415 Nob Hill street, ail day.
Working for Red Cross.
AAUW radio group with Mrs.
Guy Hickok, 1100 Chemeketa
Street, 2 p.m. -
Nebraska auxiliary. Mrs. Clara
McDerby, 1660 Waller, covered
dish dinner, 12:30 p. m.
Knight Memorial church tea, 2
p. m. church parlors.
Woman's association. First Pres
byterian church, board meeting,
12:30 p. m. regular meeting, 2 p.
m.
'Red Cross first aid class, YWCA,
7:30 p. m.
Family budgeting class at
YWCA. 7:30 p. m.
THURSDAY
Past Regents DAR with Mrs. C.
C. Geer, Salem Heights, 1 p. m.
Benefit Legion auxiliary lunch
eon, 12 to 1 :30 p. m. Legion home.
Auxiliary sewing group, 1p.m.
at Legion home.
Town and Gown, Lausanne
hall, 2 p.m.
FRIDAY
Annual YWCA meeting and
war-time tea, 2 to 6 p. m., YW.
Congratulations go to Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Steinke (Beth
Morehouse) on the birth of a
son, Clayton, Jr., Monday morn
ing in Astoria. The baby's grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. George
Steinke and Mrs. W. G. More
house. The Steinkes are living
in Seaside while he is stationed
at Fort Stevens.
Letter Carriers
Wives Meet
The National Association of
Letter Carriers auxiliary met
Saturday night in . the YMCA
with the new officers presiding.
After the business meeting the
branch joined the ladies for a
social hour.
Those present were Mrs. Mar
ian Yung, Mrs. Phebe Wagers,
Mrs. Dorothy Taylor, Mrs. Al
dene Scott, Mrs. Esther Roth
rock, Mrs. Pearl Nichols, Mrs.
Violet Kenagy, Mrs. Elsie Jory,
Mrs. Lillias Garrett, Mrs. June
Garrett, Mrs. Gladys Boyce, Mrs.
Ada Crawford.
Goodmans Hosts
At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B.
Goodman will be hosts at din
ner tonight at their home on
North Church street. Spring
flowers will be used in the ta
ble decorations and the evening
hours will be spent informally.
Covers will be placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Robert W. Craig, Mr.
and Mrs. A. I. Eoff, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Hadley of Inde
pendence and Mr. and Mrs.
Goodman.
AAUW Latin America group
will meet tonight at the YWCA
at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Amie Mills
will talk" on Columbia and Mrs.
Herbert Rahe will discuss the
literature of Latin America.
Miss Esthel Gulley, who lived
in Bolivia for four years, will
tell of her experiences.
On Friday night Miss Da Cat
ton was honored with a miscel
laneous shower by Mrs. W.
Johnson. Miss Catton will mar
ry Mr. Harold Johnson on Fri
day. A buffet luncheon was'
served late In the -evening.
Miss Rovena Eyre will' enter
tain informally" at tea this af
ternoon at 4 o'clock for the
pleasure of Miss Barbara Crain,
bride-elect of Mr. Boyd Brown.
A group of her intimate friends
have been . invited to call.
Mrs. Glen Seeley, Mrs. J. Ly
man Steed and Mrs. Gene Van
deneynde will attend the state
board meeting of the University
ot Oregon mother-in Eugene
Friday afternoon..' . t
Rectal Soreness
Get Relief New Easy Way
Sit In Comfort,
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aooUuna' aeaaa of eomfort "Pon contact,
forma pretecttac film over aora area, help
deatro Infectiona germa, akig Nature keal
VP raw, broken timet. Ho oil 1 greate
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PROLARr.lOri RECTAL
Fred Meyer
Drug Section .
Th OSTGON STATESMAN.? Salam,
Monday
Mrs. Kenneth Pttrand Mrs.
Robert Needham were the honor
guests at a 'surprise party Modi-'
day night" wheht Mrs! Robert
Joseph and Miss Margaret Wag
ner entertained at the former's
suburban home. ' ,f
A dessert supper was served
and guests were seated at a large
table centered with a! bouquet
of pink carnations flanked by
pink candles in crystal holders
with blue bows. Contract bridge
was in play during the evening.
Honoring Mrs. Potts and Mrs.
Needham were Mrs. Garlen
Simpson, Mrs. Creighton B.
Jones, Mrs. W. T. Waterman,
Mrs. Elbert W. Roberts, Mrs.
Leon Perry,- Mrs. Edward Roth,
Mrs. James J. Hague,! jr., Mrs.
Edward O. Stadter, jr., Mrs.
Carl G. Collins, Mrs. Ralph E.
Purvine, Mrs. Harold Hauk, Mrs.
Howard Adams, Miss Margaret
Wagner and Mrs. Robert Joseph.
The meeting of the McCor
mick class of the Firjt Metho
dist church, which was to have
been at the home of Mrs. Vir
gil Huhn this afternoon has
been changed to the fchurch. It
will be a 1:30 o'clock dessert
luncheon meeting.
Miss Hutchins
Is Mrs. Bogdrt
Miss JEvelyn Hutchins, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L.. R. Hutch
ins, became the bride of Mr.
Ivan Bogart, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. Bogart of Sheldon, Mo.,
on Thursday at the ; home of
Rev. E. Johnson.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore
a blue costume suit, trimmed
with fox fur; her corsage was
of pink rose buds.
Mr. Ralph Bogart, brother of
the groom, was best : man. An
informal reception followed the
ceremony.
Committee Will
Meet Wednesday
Committee members for the
Junior Woman's club; reception
to be given on February 23 will
meet with the chairman, Miss
Dorothy Cornelius Wednesday
night at 7:30 o'clock at; the cham
ber of commerce. The reception
will honor Mrs. Saidie Orr Dun
bar, past president of the na
tional federation of? Women's
clubs. j
Members include Mrs. Verne
Robb, Mrs. Harry Baer, Mrs.
Roy Mink, Mrs. Joseph Felton,
Mrs. Talbot Bennett, .Miss Hat
tie Bratzel, Miss Kay Morrow,
Miss Hazel Shutt, Miss Beth Bil
lings and Miss Maxihe Rogers.
Mrs. Paulson .
To Entertain
Mrs. Oscar Paulson will en
tertain with a dessert bridge
this afternoon at her home on
Broadway street. Spring flowers
will provide the decorative note.
Bidden are Mrs. Rex Putnam,
Mrs. Earl Cooley, Mrs. Kirby
Brumfield, Mrs. Charles Feike,
Mrs. Ralph Morgan, iMrs. Win
ston Purvine, Mrs. Clem Clark,
Mrs. Herman Miller, Mrs. Har
old Shogren and Mrs. A. C.
Newell.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Paulson has invited members of
her club for sewing and tea.
Party Given
For Student
Bob Larrikin was - host at a
party honoring Elmer Scheeler,
who will go into government
service next week. jThe party
was held at the home of Mrs.
Mignon Lamkm at 340 South
Winter street.
uuesis lor tne anair were
Miss Nadine Orcutt, Carmen
Newell, Miss Elizabeth Hamil
ton, Peter Faminow, Tony and
Warren Nunn, Elmer Scheeler
and Bob Lamkin. ;
Persona and business cor
respondence that evidences
good taste and good man
ners can be carried en
with the aid of our fine sta
tionery, j i
A large selection of stock,
fine Inks, and individual
design will help yon to de
cide smartly here.?
Phono 9101
Today! -
STATESIlAn
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JOB DEPARTMENT
215 S. Commercial : "
Ongoa, TuMdoy Morning. January 27. 1842
By Dolores Boland
It's About Tune to have a
chiffon or net cape to veil bare
shoulders and add glitter to a
decollete gown. Cut along those
three 4lnch lines in diagram.'
Roll-hem neckline and' circle
edge. Sew on large sequins or
groups of small sequins or
beads.
Bridge Clubs
Meet Today
Tuesday is a popular club
meeting day and several host
esses are entertaining their clubs
today.
Mrs. Hollis Huntington will
preside at bridge and luncheon
this afternoon at her home on
North Winter street. Places will
be laid for 12 guests.
Mrs. Percy R. Kelly will fete
members of the Round Up club
at a bridge luncheon today. Spe
cial guests will be Mrs. Russell
Catlin and Mrs. George Rodgers.
Mrs. Karl Becks will entertain
at luncheon and bridge today for
members of her club at her
North Summer street home.
Mi-s. William A. Martin has
invited her club to a salad
luncheon at her home on North
Church street today and several
hours of bridge will be in play
during the afternoon.
Mrs. Harold Olinger will hon
or her club at a bridge luncheon
today at her Mission street
home.
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The More ipnds IFou Sny
fhe More Planes Willfly
This Axis war upon us is a matter of life
or death for America, your free America ! Now,
as never hefore in all our glorious history, our
Army, Navy and JVIarine Corps urgently need
planes, tanks, ships and guns!
Literally billions of dollars are needed im
mediately to produce these and other weapons
of defense ... of offense . . . and of Victory!
They must be produced now! The money must
be secured now! Let's do irthe voluntary way,
the American Way, the Defense Bond way!
If we are to smash the enemy out of our
seas and blast him from the air over our heads,
every dollar you can spare, every dime that is
FACTS ABOUT DEFENSE BONDS (SERIES E)
HOW MUCH DO THEY COSTf
TOU LEND UNCLE SAM
S1t.75
$37.50
S75.00
$375.00
1750.00
beforo then, you can cash the bond
tamo cm caan-m vaioes u printed ta each Bond. XSatorally, the longer yom bold the
Bond, up to 10 years, the more money you'll get back. But you'll aerer get less than
yon pat in. :i . j "S""
Wltg tkm interat rate? "When held to maturity, the Boada yidA t.9 per Tear om
jmm rreatmct, eoaipotmaed tmiUMlr get S4 for mitry S3.,-
Whtn&I go to aW Bond? Te your local Bank, Port Office, Sarinr and Lou Asso
ciation, or otber Defesaa. Bond Agency. -
What about Defhua Stamp? faring DefeaM Stamp ia a eoavemeat way of aaVinc
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raen tawMf buy a Bond? Start
oaTinn i sj -i on Aiwtnmi run,
WITH PERFECT SAFETY!
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Oregon btate ;
Mothers
Oregon" State college mothers:
-gathered at the YWCA Monday;
. afternoon for their third meeting -with
Mrs. John. Carkin presid
ing. Dr. Dan Poling., assistant
dean of men at Oregon State
college, was the guest speaker
and talked about the housing
andthe
problems on the campus
activities , and work of college'
men.
Tea was served late in the
afternoon and hostesses were
Mrs. Arden A Reed, Mrs. Fred
i'S.j Anunsen, Mrs:' Percy Blun-dell,-
Mrs. J; Bi . Bywater, Mrs.5
E. ! W. FDmore- Mrs. C. E. Hat
field and Mrs. Oscar Paulson.
Others attending were Mrs.
Clarence Blundell, Mrs. Lula
Lindsay, Mrs. Flora Strawn,
Mrs. Russell Mudd, Mrs. D. H.
Upjohn, Mrs. N. P. Autonomoff,
Mrs. M. F. Wooden, Mrs. Lewis
Judson, Mrs. Lloyd V. Bell, Mrs.
W. H. Lorenz, Mrs. Clifford
Jones, Mrs. Edwin L. Minar,
Mrs. E. G. Ricketts, Mrs. L. C.
Reinholdt, Mrs. Martha Harring
ton, Mrs. Elmer D. Cook, Mrs.
L. M. Ramage, Mrs. S. L. Sun,
Mrs. Josephine Lange, Mrs.
UCOA:
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OVER 9,000 UNITS OF VITA
MIN A ow in mtj pound of
Nucoa! Firtt aMTfaria to M
this pro tecf rr Titamin to Impor
tant for growing childm Nucoa
rccMtly iocrMMd its VttajBia A
content! A raal contribution to
bttttr Mnoaal autritiool
FOOD FOR DEFENSE
AT SMALL EXPENSE
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UPON MATURITY Y0V
., CET BACK
... $55.00
... $50.00
... $100.00
. $500.00 .
. . . 11,000.00
i need
at any tuM after 60 day from their
"bw : uuBn arc ma lor as utue as iw.
iaow; boy regularly. Kyow contpmy
take adTaatace ol it XSU W.
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INVEST IN
Get Your
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Douglas Aiejvay.
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-Mri. SanvH. Pxobtrt,-MravDK.
Gemunder, ? Mrs. . .WiUiam n.
Wood, ISni Earl B. DarV Mrs.
John Carkin;. Mrs- R..D GitH
ton. Mrs. Robert Shihn, . Mrs.
Byron B. Herrick, Mrs. ;H
McKee and Mr George Nelson,
Former
GirhtoWedvj
. iiariorie McCallister,
.daughter of- Mri andMr. Mark
McCallister or vorvuj,
ly of Salem, announced her be
trothal to Mr. Edward C. Mil
ler of Liberty, flndiana, at the
Delta Delta Delta house in Cor
vallis last week.
. Mri MiUer,-a gradiiate of Pur
due, is county agent of Union
county, Indiana! He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Miller of
Lafayette, Indiana, and a mem
ber of Alpha Rho . fraternity.
Miss McCallister Is a senior at
Oregon State college. Their mar
riage will be In June, after grad
uation. The Can-Do class of Leslie
Methodist churbh is to meet
Wednesday at 2 pjn. with Mrs.
p. X. Hoereth, 1940 East Nob
Hill. Mrs. Russell Stone is to
assist the hostess.
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AT YOUR GROCER'S NOW
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not absoluetly required for-the necessities of
food, clothing, and shelter should be, yes, must
be, loaned to your Government!
We must act fast. Start getting your share
of United States Defense Bonds and Stamps to- j
day. Get them regularly, day after day, week
after week. If you have already bought a Bond, 1
now is the time to get more! 1
Remember, every Bond you buy is a blow
at the military maniacs attacking us that i
every dollar you invest will come back to you,
ivith interest on that brighter, happier day!
when Victory is ours, and there is peace again
throughout the world. - J
can
start buying Defense Bonds
by baying Defense Stamps
for as little as .'. . 4 .g .
the mon
taaoe date A
Jht More
baa a Defense
SAFETY
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Today's Menu .N
- -A' good"m ta t iahiture wfll
wrm th 'touls of dmertf b
night table. .
jsiiced Icffarnje salad - 4"
'- -Browned rice and vtal'
4 "Mashed, potatoes' '
- t , ChbcolaU cake with.
. - ? S Whipped cream. tep r - -f
' 'V -i'-l . :' 'r',r'i'
BEOWNED WCE AND VlAll
; 4 Ublespoons bacon fat r
: " lfcups bofled,Trtce i . .- .1
. ; 2 tablespoons-chopped onions
Cup dice celery . .
2 tablespoons catsup
. H teaspoon salt , '(
' V. teaspoon -paprika -1
; cups d 1 ceil cooked veal
(or other neat) j
,i cup gravy or milk .
. Heat fat, add brown rice, 3
lons, celery. Add catsup and
seasonings, pour over rest of in
gredients, heated together and
placed on warm platter.
VlliHiiVtnitPim
Tait the right steps to reTieve tlte
diKomfort of chapped lip or chapped
hands right now. Um MtitthoUhim.
Irs cooling, toothing ingrtdienrs aro
medicinal and therefore not onr c'nf
relief and comfort bat alto aronwrt
proper koaling of tM KM.
Jars or tabos, 30c.
Mil mtmmtzKszmai
10c
19 emu in Defema Stamps bora 5
cartndres. , '
15 emta im Defenae Stamps bora a aol. '
dier a mess kit. ;
in Defenae Stampa baya first,
aid kit.
12.00 im .Defense Stampa bora a good
warm blanket, i "
IW.00 ia Defense Sumps boys I tted ;
; helmets. j , . .
Dtftnst Bonds Yov Buy
More Plan ts Wilt Fly