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FAGS SIX Honie- from- Oregon ; : , -.. . --, ,r;LV : - ' . r A " number of . students - from- ' the University rot Oregon art borne f or , the ' weekend before spring term commences on Mon day. - Miss Mary. Jane- Simmons,-' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Roy1 H; Simmons, hai three of her; .Pi Beta Phi sorority sisters as her guests, at the country place of her parents. They include Miss Marguerite I Keating of Long Beach, Calit, Miss Jeanne San- ford of Burlingame, Calit, and - Miss Julia GJaaby .taunting- . ton. Mias Betty Simmons and &3&J!2& oi Darawga, juiu aiuvcu in- 'day night from Stanford' to spend the spring vacation. . . . ' Miss. Leone . Spaulding, ' Pi Beta' Phi at Oregon, is at the home' of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spaulding. Miss Pa tricia and Mr. Bud.Vandeneynde are guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Vandenynde, for the weekend. Miss Beth and Mr. Allan Sie wert are spending a few days 'with- feelr parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Siewert, and Miss Harriet Crawford is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Henry. Crawford. . ? . Mr. Tom Pickett Is the guest of his folks, Mr. and Mrs. How ard Pickett and Mr. Bill Snell. is" at the home of his parents, Secretary of State and Mrs. Earl Snell. Mothers' Group Entertained Mrs. Lloyd Hill and Mrs.Har ' old Adams of Silverton enter tained the Sigma Tau mothers at a dessert luncheon Friday af ternoon at the former's home. In April the mothers will mo tor to Forest Grove to. be the .guests of Mrs. Roswell Waltz. . Present were Mrs. Homer Mc Main, Mrs. Lloyd Springer, Mrs. Daniel Schulze, Mrs. Robert M. Catke, Mrs. E. W. Cooley, Mrs. C. W. Parker, Mrs. W. E. Brown, Mrs. C. L. Blodgett, Mrs. Arthur Utley. MrsEgbert S. Oliver, x Mrs. Paul H. Hauser, sr, Mrs. Donald C. Roberts, Mrs. Laura Moss, Mrs. L. M. Ramage and the hostesses. , The Salem Writers' club met on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. William Merriott Original contributions were read by Mrs. Flora Thompson Enders, Miss Edna Garfield, Dr. arid Mrs. F. .' G. Franklin, Mrs. Blanche Jones, -Prof. W. E. Lawrence, Mrs. Mer riott, Mrs. Ora F. Mclntyre, Mr. s Perry Reigelman and itrs. Jessie '. Singleton. Other members pres ent were Mr. Robert Rawson, Mr. Ernest i S m i t hi;; Dr. Mary , Rowland, Mrs. Ernest 'C. Rich- ' ards, Mrs." W. E. Lawrence, Mrs. frank McWhorter, and J)r. and Mrs. Morton E. Peck. Programs XSLM SUNDAY 1IN Ke. So Just Quote Me. 1:30 East Side Church of Christ f0 Songs of the Week. 1:15 News. t:20 Bert Hirsch Presents. S:00 World in Review. 10:15 Gleb Yellin. IS JO A Song It Born. J I AO American Lutheran Church, ' 2.-00 Listen & Answer, 12:30 Jean Sevillier's Commentary. 12:45 Whispering Strings. 1 tfO Salem Deaconess Hospital. ; 1 30 Sunday Symphony. " 20 Isle ot Paradise. 3:15 Church of Christ. ' 2:30 Rhythmic Romance . . 1:45 Moody Bible Institute. 3:00 Music From Many Lands. " 1:30 Boy's Town. 4. -00 Marimba Time. - - 4 JO Hollywood Hi Jinx. . SAO OM Fashioned Revival Hour. . -00 News. . f :15-The Roundup. 1 :45 Novelettes. 1:00 Dinner Dance. " , 1 JO Lew White & Trib; S0 First Presbyterian . Church. S JO Night of SUrs. ; ; : . 1:00 News. A . - ; ' t:l Freddy Nagle."'- t JO Back Home Hour. ' 10:00 News. ' 10:19 Dream Time. 4 ., v: X6W NBC St'NUAf 2S e. 4)0 Music. '. SJO-War News. :00 Music. : : S0 Church in 'Your Home. ; S JO Music and American Youth, t.-OO Sunday Down South. JO Emma Otero. Singer. ' 10:00 Organ. - . V 10:15 Silver Strings. : . ' 10 JO World Is Yours. - ? -' 10:45 Sammy Kay, Orchestra. , 11:15 Concert Petite. 11J0 Chicago Round fable. 120 Bob Becker's Dog Chats. 12:15 H. V. Kaltenborn. ' J2:30 Radio -Comments J2:45 Home Fires. 1 .-00 Garden Talks. . - 1:15 Tony Wons Scrapbook. " -1 JO Stars of Tomorrow. .. 5. -00 Opera Auditions ; ' -S JO Th Nichols Family. 3 0 Quiz of Two Cities. S JO News Headlines tc Hilites. '4:00 Jack Benny.s . 4 JO Band Wagon. S0 Charlie McCarthy. . 5 JO One Man's Family. S. -00 Manhattan Merry -Go-Rouad. - CrJO Album of Familiar Music. 70 Hour of Charm. 7 JO Carnival. 8:00 Great GUdersleev. JO Beau Soir Musical. ' 0 Walter Wlnchea . - - :15 The Parker FamOy. . 9 JO Moon River. , 180 News Flashes. 10:19 Bridge to Dreamland. ; 11:00 Song of the Strings. . 11 JO War News- Roundup. - . ' 12 .-00-2 a. m. Music. , i- KCX NBC SUNDAT 119 Ke. News. S :05 Graxiella Parrega. S:15 Al and Lee Reiser. JO Revue in Miniature. 0 Quiet Hour. 9:30 Radio City Music Hall . 10 JO Speaking of Glamour. 10:45 Jack Owens. Singer. 110 Great Plays. " 120 Wake Up America. 1 0 National Vespers. . ISO I'ehind the M.ke. . S ! -,i!ywood Theatre. S i-iusic Steelmakers. S .t-J Catnollc Hour. .. JtfWfars el Today. 4:C l urcsean News. .. : 4 J Grow a Garden. 4:41 Fxeursions m Science. 5 fct Tcmrr:y Uorsey. S :C ? (us.c ty Vnhite. i:4H I parnn St Alien. . s tyiCranupappj -and His Pals. ::' .'-.'ws. - - 6-w- s Dinah Score. 7 i j (,.;, J V. til Hour 1. 1 J Inner Sanctum Mysterisa. 1 MAX INS BUUkK . . Editor'' : - . : ! '. ' s RpcOrdeCl MUSIC ,'.v " r ' Is Heard - - .. "Another recorded program from famous light-operas will be j beard in the music room of the ' Salem public library. Sunday at . 3:30. ' ' - '' . .,-, ' Mr. Robert Rawson will com- ' ment on the ' numbers played. ; The public is cordially invited. Overture to "Die Fledermaus" . Strauss Minneapolis Symphony orchestra You Hunt My Heart from "A Night in Venice" '; Strauss James Melton, tenor Beautiful Lady, from "The Pink , Lady- : Caryn Lucy Marsh and chorus Serenade, from .The Student Prince' Romberg Richard Crooks, tenor and chorus Intermezzo The Dream Melody, from "Naughty Marietta' Herbert Victor concert orchestra Neath the Southern Moon from "Naughty Marietta" Herbert Thomas L. Thomas and Ann Jamison Violin obligate and chorus There'll Come a Time from "The Great Waltz- ; Strauss Millzia Korlus, soprano Ballade ef the Duel, from ''Cyrano de Bergerac" i . .Skiles Donald Dickson, baritone fareweU to Dreams, from "The Proud Princess" Romberg Jeannette MacDonaM and Nelson Eddy Rose of the World, from "The Rose ot Algeria" Herbert James Melton, tenor Entr Acte tc Quartettino This la , Your Future Dwelling, from "Martha" -Flotow Alda, Jacoby. Caruso andournet Dspertutto's Aria The Diamond, from "Tales of Hoffman , Offenbach Leonard Warren, baritone Cems from "Blossom Time" Romberg Victor Light Opera company Women Golfers Play Friday . Mrs. Glenn Stevens with a net of 84 was the winner in class A at Ladies day at the Salem Golf club on Friday. "Mrs. John H. Thompson with a net of 88 re ceived the award hi class B. Others playing were Mrs. W. L. Quinn, Mrs. Max Flanery, Mrs. R. I. MacLaughlin, Mrs. J. L. Cooke, Mrs. Frank Patterson, Mrs. B. M. Donaldson, Mrs. Creighton Jones, Mrs. Edward Roth, Mrs.VEarcel Kay, Mrs. Fred Bernardi, . Mrs. C R.' -Howartly Mrs. M; A. Pekar Mrs. James ' Walton, Mrs. ' Robin Day, Mrs. Al Petre, Mrs. H. K. Stockwell, Mrs. Harry Wiedmer, Mrs.' Ed . Gillincham. Mrs. H. H. Olineer. 'Mrs. Rex Adolph, Mrs." A 1 d e ri Adolph, Mrs. Harold O linger, Mrs. Kate Bell and Mrs. Ross Coppock. Tkese schedules are lapplied J the tesaective stations. Any waria tteas aeted by Usteaers are due te chaaget saaea by the stations wttheat aetiee te this aewspaper. S: 30 Jack Benny 90 Sunday at Nine. -. - 9 :15 Eleanor 'Roosevelt 9 JO News Headline & HUites. 9:45 Edgewater Beach Hotel Orch. as News. 100 Palladium Ballroom Orchestra. 10 JO Quiet Hour. 110 This Moving World. 11:15 Organ 11 JO War News. Round Up. ' - SIOIN CBS SU.VUAY 90 Ke. 0 World' Today " e:15 Organ. ff:45 Gypsy Caravan. 7 0 Church :of the Air. 7. 30 Wings Over Jordan. 80 West Coast Church. 8 JO Invitation to Learning. 90 News, 9:15 Syncopation Piece. . 9 JO Salt Lako Tabernacle.' 100 Church of the Air. 10:30 News. 10 JO What's New at the Zoo.. 110 News , 11:19 Wilson Ames Orch. 1 1 JO Columbia Workshop. 11:55 News. ' 120 New York Philharmonic 1J0 Pause That Refreshes. 20 Family Hour '! 2:45 William Shirer, News. 3:00 SUver Theatre. 3 JO Melody Ranch. ' 4:15-PubIJc Affairs. 4 JO News. 4r5 William' Wallace. , " .50 World News. 9 JO Opera Echoes. - 5:55 Elmer Davis, News. 80 Fted Allen. . ' ' 70 Take It or Leave It - 7 JO They Live Forever. 80 Crime Doctor. 85 Dick Jay. 8 JO Baker Theatre Players. 90 Leon P. Drews.'- 9 JO What's it aU About? : -100 Five Star Final , . -10:15 Cosmo Jones 10 JO Wartime Women. 10 JO Air-Flo. 10:49 Marine Corp. 110 Manny Strand Orchestra. 11JO Organ. -'11J5 News. ' 120 to a. m.-Music & News. KALB MBS SUNDAY 113 Ke. -S0 Reviewing Staa. . 8 JO Central Church of Christ. 5 Voice of the Field. 9:15 Gems of Melody. 9:30 W. A. O'Carroll, Australia. 9:40 Sara Brewer From Egypt. 9A0-Joha .fi. Hughes. , 100 News. - - ' v '- 10:15 Romance the HI-Ways. ' 10 JO The Hymn Singer. ; 105 Canary Chorus. 110 Safety Songs. , i 11:15 Melody. v. 11 JO Strings In SwlngUm.' 11:45 HoUy wood Whispers. . 120 The Americas Speak. 12 JO News. - - ' 12:45 Repair for Defense, r -' s 10 Lutheran Hour. 1 Jo Young People's Church ot Air. , 20 swecusn Temple. -- S JO Bible Clamea. -' 3:60 Theatre of the Air. ' 40 News. ' 4:15 Rabbi Magnln. 4:30 Nobody's Children, - ' 50 American Forum. 5:45 Around the Clock. 0.-00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour. 70 San Quentln Prison. , .7 JO Keep Xm Rolling. - - ' " So Hinson Memorial Church. 90 News. -. 9:19 Voice of Prophecy. - 9:45 Sunday Serenade. 100 Bob Crosby Orchestra, 10 JO News. 10:45 Orrin Tucker. 110 Jack Te?ardea Orchestra. 11:30 Johnny lachards Orchestra. SOCIETY 9 mm the UCIIE fCUJB CALENDAR - S-ATCSnAY . . American. - Legien - auxiliary dance, Legien home, I p. m. MONDAY Amertean legion sponsored nu trition class, 1:30 Legion hall.': - Ann judson circle, first -Baptist church, . Mist. Lena Blum, 19S9 Norway. 7 JO D. m. wemen ox notary luncheon, - Queue, l pjn. YWCA. 1J9 l p.m. District 8, VFW auxiliary meet . ins. VFW hall. 8 n. m. Junior American Legion auxil iary, no-host dinner. Mrs. Richard ' Severin, 740 Tillman avenue. ' TUESDAY : - .- Women of McCormick class. First Methodist church. Mrs. J. C. Harrison. 838 State street, dessert -luncheoin, 1J0 pan. AAUW Latin American class. YWCA. 7 JO pm. Sons of Veterans and auxiliary, Mr. and Mrs. - John Robins, 842 North Liberty, supper, 8 JO pm. Daughters of St. Elizabeth ' St. Paul's Episcopal ' church, - Mrs. . William Burgbardt, 1 o'clock . covered dish luncheon. ' . ' - v Executive meeting, Salem Coun- ' cilof Church Women, S p. m . University of Oregon Mothers, . Mrs. Ray Yoeom, 1155 North Sum mer street, 1 o'clock luncheon. WEDNESDAY Women's organizations of First Presbyterian church, meet in . Church parlors, S p.m., executive board. 12 JO pm. Ladies Union, First Congrega tional church, meet church par lors, 2 JO p. m. Nebraska auxiliary. Mrs. R. A. f'eterson, 112 Church, Dallas, overed dish dinner, 12:30 p. m. Pringle Pleasant Point Social club met with Mrs. J. M. Co bourn on Thursday and 18 mem bers were present The. annual supper party will be held on March 27 at the Cherry City recreation hall. Special . guests were Mrs. Nettie Mann and Miss Lela Guerne. In a fortnight the group will meet with Mrs. Harry Wechter with Mrs. Solon Shinkle assisting. Pattern Shell be "Queen of Hearts'? in this little, frock, whichever ver sion "you choose! Pattern 4920 was designed by Anne Adams' as a cunning school-or-play frock. Make one little dress of gingham with gay contrast for the bodice, the collar and sleeve bands, and applique a gingham heart on the bodice. , Make an other frock, for warmer weather, all of one fabric, and use ric rac as your color accent ; .fl on the little heart pockets too! Note how the skirt' is panelled back and front for flare . . . note how ' the bodice buttons down the , back for. easy dressing! Long sleeves are optional. The Sew ing Instructor shows you how ' to "sew a fine seam." Pattern 4920 is available in children's sizes - 2, 4, 6, 8 and ' 10... Size 6, dress with coUar, takes 1 38 yards 35 inch fabric and 58 yard contrast; collarless dress, 1 78 yards 35 inch fabric and 3 18 yards ric-rac' - snd nrnrxN cents (plus , ONE CENT to cover cost of mailing) for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZE, . NAME, ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER. - - YOUR role In th 1943 picture is to be thrifty, yet took your , smartest and prettiest. Let the' colorful new Anne Adams Spring -Pattern Book help you pun sew-and-saw program, with Its easily made, promptly available patterns for every age. , Trim tailored modes, gay prints, cot- - torts, evening gowns, housewear. -Charming young-world gradua-, tion, schoor and party clothes, too. -PLUS several patterns for defense sewtn?. Order your copy NOW! PATTERN BOOK TEN ' gon Statesmen, Pattern Depart- . Send your order to The Ore ment, Salem, Ore. TkeV OUTGOIf STATESMAN; SeUm, Home - Rites Event : of V: y -. Miss Edith Wendelin 'ahd Mr. Paul Sheldon were married "at , a-.quiet ceremony -Friday night , at the heme of Mr and Mrs. O. Neelands on Oak street-The couple's" marriage comes as a .- surprise to -iheir friends as the . ' wedding.-.had previously been. ' slated for AprtL V ... r , The bride is-the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy, Wendelm" of , A voca,. Wisconsin, and h er 'husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter. R. Sheldon of Pendleton. ';rT : Df.""R.'t Franklin Thompson i performed the-: .service at" 830" o'clock, before-members 4 of the two. families. . - . . ; For . her -weddkig t h o bride , .wore a pastel green tailleur with beige accessories and carried -a bouquet of talisman roses. .' - ' i - Miss Eleanor Jean Larson- was .the bride's only attendant and wore a powder blue suit with navy accessories and her" flow ers were pink roses. Mr. Edgar Sheldon was his brother's best man. . Y : A reception for the wedding guests followed the ceremony. -Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon will make their home 310 Leslie street The bride is a graduate of St Mary's hospital - in Rochester, -Minn., and is now on the nurs ing staff of the Deaconess hos pital. Mr. Sheldon is a sopho more at Willamette university and a member of Alpha Psi Del ta fraternity. He is associate editor of the Wallulah. Music Groups Dine Together A joint meeting of the Music Teachers association and the Junior Federated Music clubs of Salem was held at the Argo ho tel Friday. Miss Dorothy Pearce is president of the music , teach ers and Mrs. Jessie Bush Mick elson of the junior federated clubs. Mrs. J. H. Forth, state president cf the federated music clubs was the speaker. She dis cussed the national program in music, the contests and scholar ships being sponsored. She also spoke on music for morale and defense, saying that the federa tion Is featuring folk songs and inter-American music and dis couraging the prejudice against music of the axis countries. The federation, she said is stressing that this must be a victory of , culture and ideals as well as a military victory. Present were Mrs. Mickelson, ' Mrs. Porth, Miss Pearce," Mrs, Denton, Miss Frances Vfrginie Melton,: Mrs. ' T. ; J. 'Amspoker, Miss Ruth Bedford, Priscilla Meisinger,' Mrs. T. S. - Roberts, Miss Helen MacHirron,: Mrs. Francis DeHarpport, Miss Elma Weller, Mrs. Mabel Powers and Mrs. David Eason. Tent Meets At Home The regular business meeting of Barbara Fntchie tent. Daugh ters of Union Veterans, held with Mrs. Laurene Stow Thursday was followed by. a social hour - honoring Mrs. Bernice Laue. Present were Mesdames Mary 'Entress, Sarrah Curler, May Bach, Bertha Bergman, Wanda Edland, Mary Stearns, Harrett Winkenwerder, Pearl SImpkin, . Madeline Nash, Frances En tress Langford, Kitty- Baumgartner, Effie Ulrich, Nancy Skewis, Margaset Ringle, ' Beatrice Henry, May Ivie, Mary Hilburn, Mabel Gardner, Evelyn - Evans, Miss Margery Bach, Josephine Winkenwerder, Dorris Jean Cut ler, the hostess and honor guest. Mrs. Schucking Is Speaker ' Mrs. B. C Schucking spoke before members of the Zonta club Thursday noon at the luncheon at the Argo hotel. She told of flower arrangements and florist's work in regard to de fense. Camellia corsages marked places for the guests and daffo dils provided the table center piece. . . Attending were Miss Helen .Yockey, Miss Dorothy Pearce. Dr Helen Pearce, Mrs.. Margaret Kosecrans, j Miss May Rauch. Mrs. T. M. Madsen, Mrs. Agnes Booth, Miss Genevieve Morgan, Mrs. Ora Mclntyre, Mrs. Byron B. Herrick, Miss Helen Barrett, Miss Mabel Savage. Mrs. Gwen dolyn Allen, Miss Doris Riches - and Miss Nellie Schwab. ' Mrs. Kdser Is ;XJr.rirNr . .--i . HOnOr AjUeSI f .Miss Anita i Gardner enter . tained " at her home Thursday night with a bridal shower for Mrs. Ray Kaser (Margaret Ca noy). Following games, refresh ments were served by the host ess. Guests honoring Mrs. Kaser were Mrs. Art Andresen. Mrs. , Lloyd Thomas, Miss Ruth Tur- pin, Mrs. William Gardner. Miss Jo Ann Donaldson, Miss Arlene Olson, Mrs." George Gardner, Mrs. Albert Fabry, Miss" Evelyn wniie ana Mrs. w. P. Canoy. v Mi, and Mrs. Parnell Knpper (Martha Jane Hot tell) are the parents of a son born Thursday u at the Salem General hospital. Friday Oron, Saturday Morning, March Mrs. 1L Ulllism Tklelsca ha returned-' from' San Francisco? where shel visited with-V her' daughter, ss , Cetchen Thiei- - senV fer 'nttC -Ii has; position with ' the ' Shen ' OB ; company.-En router - ;horne - Mrs. Thi risen visited .rith her niece,- Mrs. Ewfan Stone in Ccn V tral Point- - . - - -3 - , rlOStSSeS -h ete.; ': Bridge Gliib'g - bTLa IjQorafhv. aslaladell enter T-IncttciQcjcicj Vdc 'fWblyb .1- tilt?. ML Dorothy BlalsdeU enters tained members- of her club tit bridge t and supperv Thursday .nUt- at her homeJoo- Sacinaw , - ,A ' 'rZ' -! - saeeopecuu-guesw were aura. - furnish the- ctance; music . Robert , CannoQ.- M i s a ;Maiina : freshmentl . wiU be served"dtir- ic?p andffi?i' interaidsekm. w f : UJUIU. .... -,.;tm J ".Mrs, ; William Scandlin. pre-;; sided at t bridge luncheon. Tri-1 day, afternoon " at, her. Nor th ' Summer street home. Mrs, H. G.'J Maison cnie.'from Eugene, and. other guests . were .Mrs. ' Edgar . Pierce and: Mrs. Karl Becke." . Mr.'' and Mrs. Harris Lietz will honor, members - of their club at : dinner, and -bridge tonight at their home on South- Liberty street ' H --- - - -V Party Bride-Elect In compliment to Miss Lois Wilson, bride-elect of Mr. Roy B. Wright, ! a party was given Wednesday : night by .Mrs. Joy Strickfaden at her Norway street home. Bouquets of daffodils, camellias and japonica - were used to decorate. Honoring Miss Wilson were Mrs, Orval Lama, Mrs. Eugene Wilson, Mrs. M. V. Wright Day ton; Mrs. Allen May, Mrs. Ar thur Waldorf, Mrs. Ellis BuswelL Mrs. Edwin Slick, Mrs. Arch Davidson, Sheridan; Mrs. Aaron Thompson,; Oregon City, Mrs. Versteeg, Mrs. Effie HUl, Mrs. Alex LaFollette, Mrs. George Ramsden," Mrs. Frank Voight, Mrs. Sam Saunders, Mrs. Charles Strickfaden, Mrs. Denxil Wilson, Miss Yvonne Thompson, Oregon City; Miss Getrtrude BroadwelL Miss Hazel Swanson, Miss Wanda-Gorman, Aileen Wilson, Leonard Davidson and the host ess. - as seen In --This Easter your stockings may.be in new textures but if r ' they're Belli'Sbarmeer your legs will be lovely .V.' as usual! ' ' - : ," : ' " ",r '.-, . " . " . ' . . " " ' ' K -': f "The magic's in Belle-Sbarmecr's exquisite fashioning, - r.-' : r . .iubtle colors and most of all in EellSbarmefr,s;petfcd- ; ;' fitting leg sizes. These fine .stockings fit. and flatter in any r . . - ' texture because they're ; Individually siied for the shape , . r ' V.c": . ,Vv your legs as well as graduated for the length of them. . - r " ' - Let-us trJ-? n' 2L 1M2- i'r, TA'nll irvSLTUGS " VV.lll' - l ' " - J ITGCGCIG " ' 1 - '- v .: -( ijLfriCG " I 'h . On v tonight's calendar is the American' Legion a u x 11 i a r y . ' dance . at Legion home from , to 12 o'clock. This is the fourth i in series of dances the-auxil- ISSSi -r-horM" --"t-"':-IX i.sziS'-- r Dona. I mters orpine Legion ana the Interested public are Invited f a tk. t will v :- --i'f t-t: . The committe Includes Mrs.1 - Donald' Madison, chairman, Mrs." n aihcr opaLUiuxug, au a iuuwi Meyer, . Mrs. s.taniey;; Krueger ; Mr Mem Fearce and Mrs, Ls-r i ter Newman. ;.. .V ; Parties to Preeede ' 1 - -7 Several parties .are varranged. ; to "precede the dance. Mr. and : Mrs. Malcolm Mitchell will en-; tertain "with an informal party i at their home for" a group" of : friends. .The. affair will, also; mark the sixth wedding anhl-! . versary of the Mitchells. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Shisler of Portland - will be among the out-of-town guests attending. . -Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cannon will entertain at dinner tonight and later the party will attend the dance. Guests will be Mrs. Harriet ZoseL Miss Lois Rulif- son, Mrs. George ' Stewart, Lt John TreddwelL Sgt Chris Rop er,' Alan and Lavon Cannon and -the hosts. . Bricie-Elect Is 'y?. Honor Guest . Mrs. . Willis keithley . enter tained with a bridal shower for Miss' Margery Hoereth, bride elect of Mr". John Long, Friday night ; . - , . c During the evening the guests made a book. for the bride-to-be and Mr. Keithley showed slides of Oregon acenery. Refreshments Were serve-by the hostess and tnv rooms were decorated with daffodils .And Cecile Brunner ' roses.' , ""' ' -" thowyou the cifiereflce this Matclimaking '. Easter,- colors J 1 I imk iQ v v J.- J Aw A - ,,; Mrs. Frank A Sanders (Betty Brant)" entertained 'with- a pino chle party, at herPortland home ; Wednesday night for-froup, ol ; Salem wbmen who art nowmar j ried -and. esl d i n, Portland, i Present Vera Mrs." Palmer. Bue, Mrs.,. Louis Bartoh. Mrs, .Paul I : H. Hauser. ,lr- .Ml iwarion Ritchie, Mrs. Amedee. Smith, III i and Mrs. Virginia Kplb. (" . t .-.j. Jtntv' McGleCXIl iFetes eidss.;, : i-'. e-'r.-' LV;- ' Members of the Fidelis class , th. jlrst Baptist ehurcKwert ; svm.. iTif t ic ; ? ; . , , i McCiean ana ner oaugnicr, edericKIhnianrat JfroN3cJc cheon at -elatter's -home jiaairttj.Tte table ap- pointments -were violets,, .. I . . -daffodils 'and Tiirin th afternoon ' the retf- .-nlmr busines. meeting of t h - -,. k .M Mn. Jennler. Hicks rpresidiog. The. secretary yeport- ed that of the S20O received mir ing .the' year, Just .ended, $174 had gone directly toward, misi sionary work. Mrs. Lehman had charge of the devotional period. ----- . - Mrs. C H. Bartner of Lincoln, Nebraska, .is spending several weeks in Salem as the guest of her son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. R. Franklin Thomp son. Today's Menu ''- Several interesting dishes ap pear on the weekend menus, - V SATURDAY Cauliflower-carrot salad - -Sausage casserole , - : " : ; Steamed" spinach V " Frozen strawberry shortcake J r - -r SUNDAY - -" 4 , , 'Cabbage slaw - - Stuffed' lamb roast . - -'Browned potatoes Buttered new turnips Chocolate chiffon - pie V' '". . . 7 MONDAY Grapefruit avocado salad . . -; Pot roast . with potatoes ' ' " Stewed tomatoes . ' Pineapple meringue cake - SAUSAGE CASSEROLE 1 pound pork sausage links makes r'All Ieg si2es:;v heres exclusively. - - r - ' n ' i - -v .v a l 7 3 tablespoons water r " S cups muk -? lH.teaspdons salt -M cup commeal - -: , cup sla-edded brant ; s j, i,r- Six. eggs- . - ,: , . r Place sausage Mnks Jn ; told . skillet 7 Add- water,; eovtr; and . cook until water has evaporated. Remove cover, increase heat and ; ceok until .links are, ) browned.; , Heaf milk and add salt Add corn- , meal gradually and cook, stir-ring-until thick. Add tha shred- . ded bran-and spread mixture in , the bottom of a rotind .aViad; buttered c a as e rio I e. Arrango browned sausage; links on top of the cornmeat mixture like the : spokes of a 'wiiL Carefully ' break eggs - between tbM , links." Cover ! and? ; place"' in hot oven -HQ9 egrees-PJr for-ten- aainutes ; or until eggs ajscooked. - ) - - - Here's aydevastatinf ? dessert that's mixed by a new method. BCE' nNSAPFLK MXiglNGUK . - . CAKE - 24 cup flour M cup sugar 1 3 tablespoons baking powder ;:;-r 1 cup sugar 4 unbeaten egg yolks - cup milk :: teaspoon lemon extract i teaspoon vanilla Blend shortening and flour to gether until like coarse commeal and no particles of shortening remain. Add baking powder and sugar and a little over half the milk. Mix wen, drop in the ' yokes, mix again, add rest of milk, flavoring and beat well. Bake in two layers, covering each layer with a meringue made of 4 egg whites, MjgpP sugar and flavoring. Top with shred ded almonds And bake, about 45 minutes at 325 degrees. Spread apple juice, 3 tablespoons sugar.X 1 tablespoon butter and 2 ta blespoons cornstarch. Cook until thick and add cup crushed drained pineapple -may add l cup whipped cream. ; DADVS (!LDS ReUere misery fast; extentaSy.Rub os ll. .-lit .:?.:. y-; ' BREV for small legs . MODITE foe middling legs f DUCHESS foe tsi legs DtlleSbarmeer Stockinet in all leg slxn vi JL pair . V ... - - It
