Tlx CIEGON STATESMAN. Salem. "Oregon. Wednesday Konsiai March 4. 1S43
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Mrs.' Kern
.Will Head
Auxiliary
- Mrv Lowell E. Kern was re- -elected
president of the Salem
General hospital auxiliary Tues
day morning J at the regular"
; meeting of the- group at the
YWCA. Other officers are Miss
Bovena Eyre,, first vice-presi-dentf
Mrs. Chandler . Brown,
-. second vice-president; Mrs. I V.;
Ben so n,. recording -secretary ;
Mrs. Warren Pohle, correspond
mg-seeretary. - r - - k
New members of the board of
directors electedfor a one-year
term are Mrs. George Flagg, Mrs.
Ralph BV Cooley, Mrs. Harold .
Olineer: . two-year term,- Mrs.
Henry V. Compton," Mrs. Lester
Barr, Mrs.' William S. Cole;
three-year term,. Mrs. Robert W.
Craig, Mrs. Wilbur Berry and
Mrs. Harry Crain.
Auxiliary members made 30
new pairs of curtains for the
hospital in February under the
direction of Mrs. Wilbur Berry
and 25 blankets were marked by
group of members who meet
regularly for sewing. Mrs. Lewis
Griffith announced the rummage '
sale dates as March 27 and 23.
Mrs. Allan Carson was appointed
flower chairman at the hospital
for March. I
Legion Wives
In-Session
The American Legion auxil
iary met Monday for a busi
ness meeting. . Mrs. Fred Gahls
dorf, . hostess, presented the
guests Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.
Bentley. :
Mrs. Aubrey Tussing, Ameri
canism chairman, announced
Washington school as the win
ner in the flag code contest
sponsored by the auxiliary.
This is the sixth year the school
has won. Hazel Green won in
the' rural section. Flags were
presented to the winners.
The sewing committee has
completed . the American Red
Cross allocated material and ar-'
tides for -the local .hospitals,
Miss Jessie Rodman, acting
chainnanT reported. More Red
Cross sewing Is expected in a
short time. '
Mrs. Phil Shobar '. and her ,
community service ' committee
spent sixty hours on mobiliza
tion. The committee is soliciting
for more books for the boys in
service. It was recommended
that the auxiliary donate five
dollars a month to the UHA .for
the remainder of the unit year.
. . The luncheon committee for
the next benefit luncheon in the
series to be held . March 5 are '
Ostrin, Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf,
Mrs. A. J. Crose, Mrs. Frank Ji-
..rak, Mrs. Harry Wechter and
Mrs. Aubrey Tussing. Another i
benefit dance ' will ; be held
March 21.
Bride-Elect
Is?Feted
' Miss Dorothy Biegler "enter
tained on Sunday night for Miss
Beth Hansen . who recently an- 1 1
nounced her engagement to Mr.
William J. Biegler. The bride-
elect is the daughter of. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur L. Hansen and Mr.
. Biegler's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Biegler of Salem.
Miss Hansen and her mother .
will leave this : week for Ft.
Knox, Kentucky, where Mr. Bie
gler is stationed and will remain
'for an extended visit.
Attending the party were Miss
Beth " Hansen, Miss Margaret
Anderson, Miss Dolores Volk,
. Miss - Rose Biegler, Miss Carol .
Hansen, Miss Betty G r a i g e r.
Miss Bernice Biegler, Miss Eileen
Hansen, : Miss Sylvia Erichson;
Mrs. Tony Volk, Mrs! Tony Bie
gler. and Miss Dorothy Biegler.
Salem neigh ts Woman's club
will meet at the community
hall Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock and Mrs. Louis Ander
son will preside.' Hostesses will
be Mrs. H. R. Woodburn, Mrs.
Charles Sawyer and Mrs. Frank
Erickson. Miss Frances Clinton,
home demonstration agent of
Marion - county, , will be the
speaker. Each Wednesday is Red
Cross sewing and knitting day
at the hall.
The regular program meeting
of the WSCS of Leslie church
will be held at the home of Mrs.
A. W, Metzger, 1715 North 22nd
' street today at 2 o'clock. Trans-'
. porta ti on will be furnished, and .
" roembers are to meet ' at the
church at 1:45 o'clock.1 Mrs.
Charles Vick, Mrs. E. A. Rhoten
and Mrs. G. A. Boyce will assist;
Mrs. C A. Downs and Mrs. Metz
ger willl present the lesson.- 1
Friends ef Mn and r Mrs.
John Pollock: (Clare : Marshall)
will be interested- to learn that
they are making their home in,
Portland 'where he is engaged
In defense work.
. : A'.: ert r : r rJ -,an (lie-.
rlja rcpfin-cr) of Can Fran-'
r ' -co . is f pen ding the week in
'- i zt ite horr? of her mo-
Mrs.
Jchn French.
II : "? t!- ulll meet at tie
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Ourt s'rrrt 5:23 Vednesday
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MAXINE BURtiN
Edit or i
Shower ' for
: A KpHpnt
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Mrs. Donnell Sanders (Cyn- -thia
DeLano) was honored at a , .
kitchen gadget . shower Monday
night iwhen members of Beta
Sigma ; Phi entertained at sup- i
i per at the Spa. Mrs Lawrence s
Brown was in charge of ar
rangements. A business meeting
preceded the party and plans
for the annual - fashion bridge
to be given on March 25 were
'completed.'
Honoring Mrs. Sanders were
Mrs.. Frank Shafer, Mrs. Tho- ,
mas Drynan, Mrs. George
Scales, Mrs. Lawrence Brown,
-Mrs. D wight Parsons, Mrs. Leo- '
nard Loetterle, Miss Isobel
Mielke, Miss. Dorothy Cornelius
and Miss Mary . White,
Nesbitt-Forgey
Vows Said -:
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Mr. Merl Nesbitt of Albany
married Mrs. Mildred Forgey of
Salem, daughter of Mrs. Hallie -Lynch,
Saturday night at the .
parsonage of Rev. H. C Stover.
Mr. Nesbitt is the son of Mrs. ,
Madge Nesbitt of Albany.
Mrs. Catherine Creson was
matron of honor and Mr. John
W. Simon of Eugene served as
best ,man,The bride wore a
dress of powder blue trimmed in
rose colored lace, with a corsage
of orchids. Matron, of honor
wore a dress of soldier blue,
shirred around the neck. Re
ception was held at the home of
Mrs. Hallis Lynch with relatives
and close friends attending.
A linen shower was held for
the bride several days before the
wedding at the home of Mrs.
Catherine Creson. Attending
were the honor guest, Mrs. Hal
lie Lynch, Miss Alta Versteeg,
Jenny Winchcomb, Olive Wise,
Elsie "Townsend, Florence and
Marjorie Bressler, Elizabeth
Creson and the hostess.-;"
, Y OmCirCO UiOSS
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IintertQineCl
Mrs. " J. C Harrison enter
tained members of the Yomarco
class of the First Methodist
church Tuesday afternoon at a
dessert luncheon.
A agisting
hostesses were Mrs. D. H. Mo-
sher, Mrs.- Walter-1 Window,
Mrs. A. A. Siewert, Mrs. M. E.
Palleske and Mrs. Grant Day.
Thirty five members were
present and special guests were
Mrs A. G." Ervin, jr. and - Mrs.
Kortzeborn. Daffodils, daisies
and yellow candles provided the
table ; centerpiece. Mrs. Grant
Day presided at the serving ta
ble. Tj
Robert Stevens
Has Birthday
Robert Stevens, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Stevens, cele
brated his ninth birthday Tues
: day afternoon when Mrs. Ste
vens entertained for 12 of her
son's friends at their home on
North 23rd street s
The patriotic motif was car
r 1 e d out in the appointments;
and refreshments. Games were
in.play during the afternoon. -Honoring
Robert were Wayne
Rogers, Phillip Eggstaff, Allan
Watkins, Gary Campbell, David
.Thompson, Donald Martin, Da
vid Hoake, Neal McCrary, Jack
Forristel, Scott Anderson and
Dick Fortmiller.
Miss Francis, Clinton, heme
demonstration agent for Marion '
coun, was guest speaker at the '
regular Monday . night business '
meeting of Rotana club. After a
brief talk on the objective of "
the home demonstration : pro
gram. Miss Clinton told of her
trip through the South Sea isl
ands last year and showed col
ored -. pictures of the various
places she visited.
. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hall have
had . as their ; house guests for -"C
several days Mr. and Mrs. G.- H.
' Murray of Flathead Lake, Mon-'
.tana who were enroute to their
home - after : a winter's stay in ;
California. Mr. Murray is Mrs.V
Hall's, father. ;
v--:; -r ' w-,':
Mr. and Mrs. It. LeVee ef Se
attle,; formerly of Corvallis, are
the parents of a baby boy." The
other' is the former .Lucile tMa- :
vJer, daughter-of . Mr. and Mrs.v
R. E. Majer of iSaleni This is the
LeYee's first child. ; ,
llrs. George nug and ZIrs.
Geore"IIcffinan will entertain
members of Kappa Alpha The
. . ta : alumnae . . at " . the . former's
I.cme on Fir street Thursday '
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wedkesdat - ' -
Neighbors of Woodcraft
Thimble club, Mrs. Nora Busey,
IfrM South Cottage street, no-host
luncheon. 1230 p. m.
AAUW Literature' group. Mrs.
rioyd Utter, 44 Oak.- p. m. -
Jaaon Lee Woman's Bible class,
1 p. m. at church. -. --
North section. First Congrega
tional church, with .Mrs. Lloyd
Drorbaugh, 1547 Court street, 2 JO
p.- ra.
South Section. Conrreeatlonal
church, with Mrs. S J. BuUer, 433
- Royal Neighbors Sewing club)
with Mrs. Minnie Williams. . 1273
Oxford street, covered dish lunch
eon noon. - .-
Delta Zeis alumnae, with Mrs.-.
William Bradford. 575 N. 14th
street.
Ladies circle Knight Memorial
church, 12 JO luncheon and busi
ness meeting. - -.
St. Paul's Guild and auxiliary
of St. Paul's Episcopal church,
joint' luncheon meeting, 1 p. m
parish haU.
TBVKSDAT
rruitland Woman's circle, with.
, Miss irma Bruce, 1p.m.
PLEF club with Miss Daisy
Hayden, 930 Imp
nperial Drive, 7o.
Willamette Tenthivt No. ,
Maccabees, American Legion
home, 7:30 p. m. m
Chapter G, PEO. Mrs. Earl
Cooley, . 2270 Center street, 1:19
dessert
Liberty Woman's dub, Mervin
Seeger home, 2 p.m.
Daughters of unior
nion Veterans of
the Civil War. , Woman's
ciub-
lMMia. a n. m
Sewing croup of American Le- '
gion auxiliary. Legion home, 2
p. m. , .
FKIDAT
WTC, American Lutheran
church, 2 p. m.
Florence Vail Missionary so
ciety. Calvary Baptist church,
S p. m. -
Woman's- Alliance Unitarian
church, Mrs. Charles South, 33S
North Summer street, 2:30 p. m.
Engelwood Woman's club, Mrs.
R. H. Sanford. SSft Thompson, S p.
: m. -- ' : -. ' I-. . -
Salem Heights Woman's club.
Community hall, 1p.m.
TUESDAY
Macleay 4M club with Mrs.
Fred W. Lange, 855 Belmont, 2
p. m.
Garden Club
Meets
Mrs. A. A. Taylor "and Mrs.
Lewis . Judson entertained the
Little Garden club of Salem
Heights Thursday. v
Mrs. V. D. Bain spoke on
, "Making New Lawns and Reju
venating Old Lawns."
, Mrs. F. H. Thompson : t o 1 d
t about herb gardens and present
ed each member with several re
cipes using different herbs.
Members present were Mrs.
V. D. Bain, Mrs. R, D. Cooper,
Mrs. D. D. Dotson, Mrs. . Alice
Edmundson, Mrs. F. H. Thomp
son, Mrs. Charles Sawyer, Mrs.
William Neimeyer, Mrs. Frank
Miller,.' Mrs. Carl Harris, . Mrs.
Homer McWain, Mrs. Paul Grie-
' benow, Mrs. C A. Graham, Mrs.
Woodburn.
Annual Meeting
On April 8
The YWCA membership com
mittee met at the association
building Tuesday morning and
M.MMA M.J. .1 1
spring membership meeting to
be held on Wednesday, April 8. :
There will also be a meeting of
the Uirl Reserve groups at this
time.
Committee members who met
were Mrs. Esther Little, general
secretary of the YWCA, Mrs. W.
E. Kirk, membership chairman,
Mrs P W VnMa TJtrm ' ArtV,,v
Selander and Mrs. William
Gahlsdorf.
Chemeketa chapter, Daaghters
of the American Revolution will
meet Saturday at 2 o'clock with
Mrs. John Carkin,. 495 North
Summer - street Reports from
the state conference will be
made. Mrs. W. E. Hanson is in.
charge of the program titled
"Existence of Citizenship Stand-.
ards." Hostesses assisting Mrs.
Carkin are: Mrs. R. W. Davis,
Mrs. TJ. G. Boyer, Mrs. I. M.
Shannep, Mrs. Roy Rice, Mrs.
Edwin Jory, Mrs. S. L. Minard
and Mrs. A A. Underbill.
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Mrs. Rex Adolph will preside
at luncheon and bridge this af
ternoon at her North Summer
street home for members of her
. club. Additional guests will be
Mrs. Harold dinger and Mrs.
Vernon Perry.
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Mrs. David Wright, Mrs. Paul
H. Hauser,r, Mrs. David Cam-
eron and Mrs. H. Lawrence Lis
ter are motoring to Portland to-'
day to attend the regular meet
ing of Nydia Temple, Daughters
cf the Nile. -
Sacarswea Camp. Fire Girls
met at the home of the guar-
. dian, Mrs. Richard Severin oh
Friday. Plans v were made to
.'.work for.woodgatherers rank in
order to receive it at the grand
council fire ' late ; in March. A
covered dish dinner will be
served at the home of a mem
ber on March 10. ;
, Mrs. Charles Clarrett 1 and
Mrs. Vernon Perry have invited
members cf their club to brid-e
- r.nd supper Thursday ' niht at
ths former's home. .
to':!
:Eritertairi
- ' Mrs. Elmer OJ Berg, Mrs.. En r
mett Kleinke"' and; Miss .Viola :
Crozier have .arranged a - '
o'clock -luncheon for . Saturday
: afternoon at the former's home
Saturday
on Center street The honor' . ;
guest ' will - be Mrs. Max Mc- T-n-prMml Td
Glasson (Betty Jelinek); . I llllvjl lllCLL I t?Ct
February. bride .-.,"; ,je' . pj 1 1 rr- -
A pottery2how'er will, honor J ildtClllt
-Mrs. McGlasson .and the bridal -.motif
will be "carried out in- the t ligfHoTl Cf
ranriointments.' Snrinar: flowers i 1 lt?iDlV-4.C'l JAC? r
.appointments. - Spring: flowers
. will be arranged about the guest
-rooms and the afternoon .hours !
will be spent informally. " '
" Covers will be placed for Mrs.' i
- McGlasson, Mrs. Henry . Savery
of Dallas,"Miss Kathryn Crcftier, ,
'Mrs. Donnell Sanders, . ' Mrs.
Glenn Newland,' Mrs. John. Jel
derks, Mrs. Kenneth Kutch, Mrs.
Emmett Kleinke, Miss. Viola Cro-'
zier and Mrs. Elmer. O. Berg. .
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Rebekah: Meet
Officer :". v
Salem Rebekahs met Monday,
with Mrs. Blanche Hull presid
ing. An official visit of the state
' president of the Rebekah as
sembly, Mrs. Myrtle M. McAl
pin of Eugene was made. Other
distinguished visitors were Ma
deline Rossner, assembly vice
president, ; Bertha McCullum,
warden, Mabel Kennedy, mar
shall, Vernlsha Newby, past
president and representative to
the ABA, and past, presidents,
-Esther" Bond, Grace Christ en
sen, Mae Jonas and Alma Hen
derson and past grand patri-
. archs, Robert G. Henderson and
Carl 0:liigstxcm"';V:.:;;' '
Officers and. the degree staff
conferred the . Rebekah degree
upon Beraice M. Kretz, under
the direction of the : captain,
Mrs.- Clarence Townsend. As
sisted by the staff, -Mrs. Robert
- G. . Henderson presented a gift
from the lodge to the president,
Mrs. McAlpin. : s : :
Other lodges visited . during
i the meeting. From f the , grand .
I lodge Mrs. McAlpin presented a
pin for distinguished service to
the IOOT orders, to Alma Hen
derson who had gained 26 mem-
bers for Salem. The committee
announced arrangements for the
play next Monday: "Aunt Tillie
ville players. Alma Henderson,
Beryl Muellhaupt and Lelia
Ohlsen ' may be contacted for
tickets. The regular lodge meet
ing will precede the play at
7:15.
Shower Fetes:
Sister-
Mrs. Chet Fitzwaters of Leba
non was hostess at a shower
Thursday, for her' sister, Mrs.
Fred Harp, Salem.
Guests were Mrs. Bernice
Wallace, Miss Jess Piper, Mrs.
Nell Beale, Mrs. Noah Piper,
Mrs. Ed Guy, Mrs. LaVelle
Loftin, Mrs. Ruth Weeks, Mrs.
Ann Heinrick, Mrs. Ada Lowe,
Mrs. Maxine Russell, Mrs. Cla-
ra nusseu, Mrs. vi newux, aors.
Myrtle Parsons, Miss Dixie Lee
Walkinshaw, Mrs. Alice Devine,
Mrs. Crytal Keebler, Mrs. Do
lores Lumb, Mrs. Lenever Scott
and Mrs. B. O. Nichols.
MelLXI VjOnraCl '
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rleaClS LiUiD r
The Young Business and Pro
fessional Girls' . club of the
YWCA held an .election of of
ficers at their regular meeting
Monday night at the YW. Offi
cers elected were: president,
Melba Conrad:, vice-president,
Vera . Wood; secretary. Lillian
; ; Davis; 'treasurer,' Mildred. Yet -
ter. me new omcers wiu.oe
Installed at the next meeting..
The girls discussed the nation
wide banquet " which ; will; be
held March 10 and are planning
to attend the banquet in Port
land. The Salem club will make ;
the favors for this banquet and
will meet tonight at the Y to
work on them.
v Mr. and Mrs. Arthur - T. Fax
have invited guests to a bridge
supper Friday night at their
South Liberty street I home for
the pleasure of Mr. Hugh Mor- -row
on his birthday. Twelve
guests have;;been bidden and
bouquets of spring flowers will ' r
be used for decorations.
' Mr. and ' Mrs. Wallace Hog
and daughter, Julie, of Leth
bridge, Alberta, Canada, "are
spending a week in Salem at
the home of Mr. Hug's mother,
Mrs. George Hug.'t Mr. Hug -is
now with the Royal Canadian
Air Force. , " .
nayesville Woman's club will
meet Thursday with Mrs. R. U. '
Griffin at 2 o'clock. Members
are to bring Red Cross sewing
materials.
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The study class of WSCS ,f
First Methodisi church will meet
at i today ' In thehigh school
", room of the church. ;
WHAT CAUSIS v
CPIUFSY?
A booklet containing the opinion! f fam
ous doctors on this Interesting subrtct wt&
t stnt FREE, white they last, to any feeder
writing to the Educational Dlvisioiv 523
Fifth Ave, New York, N. Y, Dept. A 122
Miss Frances and Eden Deris
Freisen entertained the Gleaners
class of the First Evangelical
church, at their home in West
Salem. Those . present "were the
Misses; Sylvia Mattsoiv Dorothy
Walgumoth, Lucile Biar, .Agnes
Kleeman, Joan Bair, Joyce Mur
phy, Betty Korb, Evelyn Hilfl
ker. Mavis Beck, Gladys Brandt,
Helen Withers, Boris Amundson,
Jean Brown, Miss Frances and
Helen Doris Freisen.
y "Funds for Fellowship" bene
fitted and one group of mem
bers of Salem branch, American
Association of University Wom
en," became - better acquainted
-Tuesday' during the tea hour at
the home of. Mrs. Charles "A.
Ratcliff on Ratcliff drive. Co
hostess for the charming and in
formal afternoon was Mrs.' Har
ry G. Keeney of Monmouth. ;
- First fronds of wild currant
pussywillows and narcissus were
arranged around ' the attractive
living rooms. The oriental. note,
provided by porcelains and other
pieces of Chinese craft collected
,by Mrs. . Ratcliff when she tra
veled across the celestial empire
a few years . ago, was deepened
by a tall bouquet of pale japoni-
ca and f orsythia used in front of
the ; tiled ifireplace.-:- ";
. Women attending donned bad
ges, telling! name, university and
degree or degrees as an aid to
acquaintance. The tea was the
first of a series planned by the
- branch to obtain funds for its na
t t o n a 1 and state scholarship
pledges and to aid its 200 mem
bers to know one another bet-
;. ter. s;: . . '
Guests of Mrs. Ra lei i f f and
Mrs. Keeney were Miss Eliza
beth Rader, Mrs. W. F. McBee,
Mrs. C A. Fratzke, Mrs. R. I.
Lovell, Miss Mary E. Eyre, Miss
Eleanor Stephens, Mrs. -Ellen. A.
Fisher,' : Mrs. ' George Rossman,
Mrs! Herbert E. Rahe, Mrs. R. W.
Clarke, Miss Lois E. La timer
Mrs. Dorothy CasselliusK Mrs.
A. C Fj Ferry, Mrs.' John. Jel-
. derksv-Mrs. Ber Walker and
Miss isabet cmids.. : . . . v:"
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BirthdaV Party
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Gay Affair
Mrs. W. C. Drakeley enter
tained Saturday afternoon with
a party honoring her son, Billy,
on his fifth birthday. Games
were played. The table was cen
tered with a pink and white
birthday cake and small favors
marked the place of each guest.
Mrs. Clifford Pierpoint assisted
Mrs. Drakeley in serving.
' Guests bidden (were. 'Jane
Martin, Mary.. Arnold, Judy
Shrock, Marilyn Harland, Caro
line Pepper, Susan Griery Janice
Drakeley, : Buzzy Edwards, Har
los Shrock, Jimmy . Fiske and
Gary Pierpont
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MrS. MllCnell
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Mrs. Ralph H. Mitchell was a
luncheon hostess Tuesday after
noon at her apartment at the
Royal Court for a group of her
friends. Contract bridge was in
play during the afternoon and
bouquets of daffodils provided
the decorative note.'
Covers were placed for Mrs
Miller B. Hayden, Mrs. Homer
V. Carpenter, Mrsj Frank Mo
gan, Mrs. Abner Ki Kline, Mrs.
Charles Fowler, Mrs.-. Hugh
Earle, Mrs. Arthur A. .Rogers
and Mrs. Mitchell.
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; Yvlll MeGt
Mrs. R H. Santord will en
Certain 1 members of the Engle-
, wood Woman s club Friday, af
ternoon at her home on Thomp
son street at 2 o'clock. Co-host
esses are Mrs; Lena Scharff,
Mrs. Paul J. Nieswander and
Mrs. Grant Hyames.
- Mrs. VO. A. Chase will lead
the devotions. Mrs Julius T.
Hopp will give a; talk on the
"Defense ' Program ! and Its Re
lation to Women." Tea will be
served following the program.
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Mrs. Donald Muellhaupt win
be hostess to' the FL club
- Thursday: when the state presi
dent will visit the meeting. The
gift . committee will be Mrs.
Dorothy Hauge and Miss Cleona
Naderman. . . ...... -
The Salem Woman's , Golf
club is starting, its season Fri
day, a Anyone interested should
be at the club by 9 o'clock that
morning. ( '
' Mr. Arthur Hamilton of New
York City arrived by plane the
first Of the week for a short
- visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C S. Hamilton.
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If functional monthly disturb
ances make yoa nervous, restless,
hisnstrurs, cranky, fclae, at such
taies-try Lydta. E. rinltham's
Vegetable Coir pound. Famous to
help rteve aucii pain arxl nTvons
feeiirs cf yrcrr.fn'a "dlificul
Five 'Divorce Decrees Granted";
Bov
AjvardedKsIiap -Damage
live divorce decree and at
recently were handed -down Tuesday, by '.Judge E. HL Page in
Marion county circuit 'court :x .,i . i::' t : ..
To Eddie Lucht, minor, represented by Texi w. 'JLUcat, It
his guardian ad litem, the judge
awarded 573,75 for damages spe
cial fcnd general sustained in an
automobile-bicycle accident -near
Monitor. March 9, 1941. Defendant
in the case was . Fred Erwert, lso
minor; , who was represented by
his guardian .ad litem, Jacob Er-
wert.; . - ' - : :" :
At motion day .proceedings
Oxtail Makes : ?
One of the world's best , fla
vored soup is made from the
lowly ox tail. To cooks who know
their less, familiar cuts of meat,
ox tails offer variation in the
menu. Here's a recipe for soup:
OX TAIL SOUP
1 pound ox tail Joints
Salt, pepper, flour , .
'2 tablespoons fat
2 cups water v-
3 allspice, berries
1 cup diced carrots
.1 cup shredded cabbage
cup -minced onion
1 quart water . f'
Dry ox ' tail Joints. Roll in
flour. Brown in hot lard in a
deep heavy kettle.' Add 2 cups
water. Cover. Simmer 2 or 3
hours or until meat drops from
bones. Skim off scum.' Remove
all meat from bones. Add meat
to broth. Add vegetables, 1 quart
water. Simmer 20 minutes or
until vegetables are t en d e r.
Serve very hot. '
For a more filling soup, use
whole small potatoes, whole
small carrots, small onions and
cup rice. Allow SO to 40 min
utes to cook the vegetables.
Today's Menu. .
Artichokes will appear or the
diamg table today as salad
. .Artichoke salad . :
' ; !!' ; Soinach-cheese loaf '
-1 '": Baked potatoes . V-;."- '
IBaked Apricot; whip.
; , Make apricot whip with dried
fruit," using a prune "whip re
cipe.
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The home of the Merry Master Bakers is
cleanplenty of good soap and water
used generously makes the floors and'
windows anil machinery fairly sparkle..;
decision in a damage action heard
Tuesday, Judje Page set for trial
the case of Bartlett vs. McKinney,
executor, for-April 3; Matheny vs.
Garnere.'- April' 8; Callaghan vs.
Laidlaw, APrU 9 and, 10. ,""..";
jCULCCVt. COURT V
-Edith E. Tobin vs. Edward J.
Tobin: default order and decree
of divorce to plaintiff. . U," :'.
Mary Dockins vs. . Ormal - L.
Dockins; decree of divorce by de
fault to. plaintiff. , c
Byrd E. Gunderson vs. Clarence
E. ; Gunderson; , I decree Of ' divorce
to plaintiff restores name of Byrd
E. Gambni and recognized prop
erty settlement , . . - .
Blanche Allen vs.' George Al
len; decree of divorce-to plaintiff
by default-
J. Cornelius Hafley vs. E. Haf
ley; decree of divorce to plaintiff.
Charley. Dryden vs. D. M. Dry-
den; order of dismissal on motion
of plaintiff. - V ; ;v
New, York Life Insurance com
pany vs. O'Brien; demurrer over
ruled, w i" v: .
Lydia Piel vs. William Phillips,
Theodore Brabec and Mrs. Theo
dore Brabec; order of dismissal
based on settlement
CT, Pfaff and Stella Pfaff vs.
Martha Ettner, ,M. Clifford Moy-
nihan and June Mojnihan; .com
plaint for foreclosure of a mort
gage, judgment ' of $594.87 and
$100 attorney's feet :
jEOBATE COURT v
Telix LaB'ranch estate: final ac
count by Alfred EL Branch, trus
tee, shows receipts of ; $11,952 J4,
disbursements of $10,182.54, re
tention of $1000 at request of
heirs as revolving fund for hand
ling properties as their agent; or
der approving account. - .-',;
r Andrew, W Oirnish estate; Al
ice Rabehs, Ada f B Wourms and
Mabel Knight appraised at $1500
Ida May Ireland estate; final
account of William O. Ireland, ad
ministrator," ah o w a receipts of
iS0L3S" and d fa but seinents i -f
of $6306; hearing'set for April '4.
Reuben . B. Kromling guardian
ship; report by " M. B. Kromling.
guardian, shows expenditures : ofj
yiyty t: f: ., -' : - i'ftj-v y': :;y.y:y v:" ;-T" ;':'T: '-y ;v ' v
$19.71, reports' ?-"7.c ,-taiance en
hand..-" " - ,j'- ,'-v
Myrtle "Scott estate; pelitiott- by "
George, H, Scott .fqr .appointment
as aaminisuravw o . esiaxe..
: Richard . W.' Hill and Louis K.
HOI guardnship; Joseph'R. Xing,
guardian of. ninors;. reports;, re-:
ceipti, of $774.18 ;and '.disburse-,
ments of $534,40 rwer year" pe-'
110a..- . . ..., V : . . ' - - ' ,;r, -.
Clotilda DeGuire guardianship;
Raphael DeGuire named guard
ian of $5000 estate. , , ,
Rebecca J. Kershner estate! ap
praised at $2179 Jl by Fred Rleck,'
G. V.. Pontius and Max Delepinel"
;. jusnoE court - j ,
Acle Frank Johnson; driving at
unnecessary, speed;. plea of inno
cent; trial, set; for. Friday, March :
27, 2 p. rn. . ; . . , i - ,
L J. Bairey: failure to stop and
furnish name and', address after .
auto collision; tl0 and costs. , .
MARRIAGE LICENSES , .
James C. Phillips, 23. telegra
pher, and, Bethel ,M. Eppers, 22,
bow of uervais. '
xniwirnAT. r?nmrp -
Will K. Gates, 161 South 14th
street hauling logs without per
mit fined $1.
Isaac A. Benaroya, Seattle, vie-
vu vjl ewuv iiuc) yuu af uou.
E. H. Orcutt Salem, drunk, five-
days sentence suspended.
O. K. Hardy, 607 North Capitol
street drunk, released on $10 bail.
Joe ; McClendon,; Long -Beach,
Calif, no driver's licensei paid
A m a - - " -
$40 bail.
John toward Ellis, Idanha, no
driver's license fined $5.
Letter Qub to Watch
Modern Dance Group
. Before the meeting of the Girls
Letter .club at the senior high
school today a modern dance
group from the ; University . of ,
Oregon will appear in the audi
torium. '"; i
: Exercises, modern dance tech-
mques - ana aemonsxrauons wiu
compose the program. Besides the
instructor, Mrs. Merwin Moller,
and the accompanist, Helen Pol
ing, the following dancers, will
appear: Madlyn Sterns,: Blanche
King, Jean Read, Elizabeth Arm
strong; Helen McEvoy, Maxine
Parker and Eileen Ritchifw :. ; -
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