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Guild; for
Weavers
Formed
A group of women, interested
in weaving, organized the Salem
Weaving Guild on Monday at
the Art Center and will hold
regular " meetings the 'second
Tuesday of each month at 7:30
o'clock. .
Mrs. Frank S. Healy. was
named president of the guild;
Mrs. Nellie Taylor, vice-president;
Mrs. Clifford Fanner, sec
retary; and Mrs. Frederick Hut
Thompson, treasurer. -
Talks and demonstrations will
be given on different phases and
problems , of weaving at each
meeting:. Patterns, threading!,
meeung. i-auerna, unxaamgs,
fundamentals of the loom, tex-
ttrrm and ir of threads and
ture and ply of threads
weaves wOl be discussed.
Mrs. Agnes Tschopp was
elected advisor of the group and
made an honorary life member.
Charter members include Miss
Ulva Derby, Mrs. Enola Engel
horn, Mrs Clifford Fanner, Mrs.
Arthur T. Fox, Miss Hilda
Fries, Miss Cretchen ' Gamer,
Mrs. Frank S. Healy, Mrs. Dave
Johns, Mrs.' Mary M. James,
Mrs. H. C Lempke, Mrs. By- '
ron McElhaney, Mrs. Max F.
Sogers, Mrs. Eugene SpanioL
Mrs. J. Lyman Steed, : Miss
Mildred StockwelL Mrs. Nellie
Taylor, Mrs. Frederick Hill
Thompson, Miss Mary X. Way
and Mrs. Lillian Williams.
Lodge Meeting
Is Monday
At a - meeting of Rebekah
lodge Monday night, Minnie
Hughes, Louisa Koon and Sarah
Harter were given JO-year
membership pins and' Ami
Mills and Xva Martin 45-year
pins. Blanch Hull presided.
April 8 Mrs. Clarence Town
send win direct the degree staff
in preparation for the initiation
April 13, It was announced.
A program was presented by
piano pieces by pupils of Mrs.
John Wiles, Gracey Widoows,!:
-- Barbara Kretz, Jewel Tone, and
Betty and Ermyl Klpple and an '
act by the Liberty school tum
blers. Next Monday will be in- ;
i formal, with cards and games in
tplay." y-;t '- .: v:,1
- Those honored at the birthday
table were Wild Siegmund,
. Dorothy Hauge, Lelia Ohlsen, I
Rhoda Nagel, Eva Christoffer-
on, Florence Viesko and Ches
ter A. Nichols.
Friday afternoon' in the club
' rooms of the IOOF temple, the
Three Link club will hold their
regular business and - social
meeting. All Rebekah, are wel-.
Tuesday the FL dub girls will
be hostesses to a group of young
men from the cavalry unit sta
tioned here at the IOOF temple.
The Past Noble Grands' asso
ciation of Salem Rebekah lodge
will hold a meeting with Miss
Wilda Siegmund, 1398 Lee street
at 8 o'clock tonight
Nutrition Is
Popular
Eighty one people registered
"Jonday for the nutrition classes
JL the Salem Woman's club and
Were divided into three classes.
Beginning next Monday
morning from :1J to-11:30,
Mrs. taxi Cooley and Mrs.
Charles Fieke will teach the
Irst class. The afternoon classes
will be held from 2 to Ctaught
by Mrs. Bjarne Erickson . and
Mrs. Emmett Kleinke.
These classes are not limited
to the membership of the Sa
lem Woman's club but are open
to the public Additional regis
tration may be made by call
ing Mrs. J. Deane Patterson,
1287. . ;---r . r, :
Mrs. Charles A. 8pragae re
turned Tuesday enerning ' from .
the east wher she went to at
tend the marriage of her son,
Ensign Wallace A. Sprague and
Mia Mary Louise Dull, in Ma
plewood, New Jersey on March
Initial It ! Says Laura Wheeler,
These Are Quickly Embroidered
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Everyone likes ts do embroid
ery that goes : as quickly and
looks as dainty as these Initials!
Erishten all your hankies, lin
ens and liberie with a smart
monosranit's the rcruc! Fat
tern 211 ccntaias a transfer pat
tern cf fr?o IT Inch end one 1M
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1IAXINB BURJSN
. Editor .
Helen White
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JLN J YY J.VXJ. O.
Knight
A former Salem couple, Miss
Helen Katherine White and Mr.
Stanley Knight, were quietly
married Saturday, March 21 at
Vancouver, Wash, at o'clock.
The bride, who made her
home here until two years ago,
is the daughter of Mrs. Avis
White of Salem. For her wed
ding she wore a navy blue and
white pin striped tailleur with
navy and white accessories and
a corsage of gardenias - and
reses.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Vinson
of Oregon City attended the
couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Knight wffl
make their home In Astoria.
The bride is a graduate of Sa
lem high school and -later at
tended Oregon State college.
She is now with the federal em
ployment office In Astoria.
Mr. Knight Is a graduate of
Salem high school where he was
prominent In athletics. Ha is
now with the United States en
gineering department
Girls Meet at -Hilfiker's
. - --:;- - .
' The high school girls class
of the Pint Evangelical church
was entertained by Miss Inez
and Evelyn Hilfiker at their
home in the country.
. The guests were Misses Syl
via, Mattson, Mania Beck, Ber
nice Bowersox, Luetic Bair,
Dorothy - Walgumoth, Betty
- Korb, Gladys Brandt, Joan Bair,
Leona Wallace, Doris Amund
son, Agnes . Klemen, Donna
Brawn, Phylis Launer, Jean
Brawn and the hostesses Miss
Inez and Evelyn Hilfiker.
? Founders' Dd
"Dinner Held
Delta Gamma alumnae mem
bers observed Founders' day at
a smartly .appointed dinner
party Tuesday night at God
frey's. Several hours of contract
were in play during the evening.
Spring flowers and candles pro-J
vided the decorative note on the
dinner table.
Places were laid for Mrs.
William McAfee, Mrs. Eugene
Booth, Mrs. J. Edward Savage,
Mrs. Claude Johns, Jr., Mrs.
Carl - G. Collins, Mrs. Leon
Perry Mrs. C S.- Nibler of
Woodburn, Mrs. Arthur Rogers,
Miss Vivian Chandler, Miss Es-
' ther Wilcox; Miss Olive VM.
Dahl, Mrs. Henry Hathaway
and Mrs. E. Marshall. '
Mnup Charles Robertson en
tertained members of the
v Round-Up club at luncheon and
bridge Tuesday afternoon at her
home on North Capitol street
Special guests were Mrs. E. C.
Apperson of McMinnville, Mrs.
Homer Goulet, sr. and Mrs. U.
G. Shipley. .
Friends of LL and Mrs. Hew
- ard Adams will be interested to
learn that they. are now station
ed at Van Buren, Arkansas.
Mrs. Soger D. Weedrew en
tertained members of her study
. club at a dessert luncheon Mon
day afternoon.
pattern to The Oregon States
man,; Needlecraft DepW Salem,
Oregon. Write plainly pattern
number, your name and address.
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SOCIETY
MUSIC
CLUB CALENDAR
WXONISDAT ' '
Women e erganixations of Tint
PresbrtcTlan church, met in
church Darlors, S pjn, executive
Doera, uv
Ladies Union. Iirst ConcreKa-
tional church, meet church par
lors, iM p. m.
Nebraska auxiliary, afrs-H.' A.
Peterson, 111 Church. Dallas,
covered dish dinner, 12 J0 p. m.
Ladies of Knight Memorial
ahurch, sDver tea, church parlors,
fM p. ul, first aid work con-
Whued.
Uit Orcla. Isson lae church.
lira. John DanueU. lt Hunt
street, 10 p. m.
ONO club, with Mrs. Dora Pratt,
' X19S North ISth street, S p. m.
Ladies of GAR with Mrs. Lena
XotUnk..769 Center street, S p. m.
- THVBSDAT
- KCKT club with Mrs. Jess Wall
tog. 1369 South Liberty street, a .
SUrry Minflers, with Visa
Xmma Thar p.
Maccabees S4d. Yrsternal
temple. , ..
HoUywood Mernr-Go-R oval
. with Mrs. Harold Bunn, coTered
dish dinner. lOS p. nv .
St. Helena's Guild. St. Paul's
episcopal church. Mrs. Leon
Perry, 1S9S Jefferson street, TM
p. m.
- FBIDAT .
Jason LeiFldelis class. Bo-host
dinner at Golden Pheasant,
b. m. Dr. Carl Sumner Knopf.
speaker. - .
Juvenile Netfhbors of Wood- .
ersft, rraternal Temple, 4 p. m.
Inter-Sorority
Dance Saturday
Willamette university sorori
ty girls are busy making plans
for , the annual inter-sorority -formal
dance to-be held' Sat
urday night at the armory.
Hours will be from 8:30 to 1130
o'clock and Dick Day and his
orchestra from Portland will
piy.
Chaperones will be Mrs.
Frank James, Mrs. William E.
Kirk, -Mrs. Charles McCargar,
Dr. and Mrs. R. rnnklin
Thompson and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy S. Keene.
A blue aryi silver color
scheme will be carried out In
the decorations and - programs.
Inter-sorority council members
arranging the dance are Miss
Gayle Dennison, Miss Dorothy
Tate, Alpha Phi Alpha; Miss
Betty Keller, Miss Esther Gun
nesdal, Delta Phi; and Miss
Ruthanne Thompson and Miss
Barbara Hollingsworth, Beta
ChL
Speaker Will
Be Heard
B'nai B'rith Willamette Val
ley lodge and its auxiliary will
hear Major S. Richanback speak
. at the social tonight at t
o'clock. ' --::
The auxiliary has formed a
cookie .brigade and each mem
ber has been asked to bring a
batch of cookies to be distrib
uted to the army boys stationed
In Salem. -
MIDDLE GROVE Compli
menting Mrs. Lowell ? Wikoff
(Eileen Ullman), a recent bride
and Miss Muriel Oaiser, who
will marry Private Robert Rob
inson of Portland, Easter, Mrs.
Fred Scharf and Miss Genevieve
Scharf were hostesses at a mis
cellaneous shower. Present were
the honor guests, Irene Higgins,
Florence Garner, Helen Bier,
LaVerne Hewett, Mrs. Frank
Wallace, Mrs. P. P. Petticord,
Mrs. Howard Leach; Mrs. Wal
ter Oldenberg, Mrs. Henry Old-
enberg, Mrs. D. D. Phillips, Mrs.
Percy Ullman, Miss Betty Ull
man, Mrs. M. M. Gaiser, Mrs.:
Harry Wikoff, Miss Arlene Wi
koff. Miss Effie Grimes, 'Miss
Wilms ' DeVries, Mrs. Ernest
Friesen, Miss Mary Doerksen,
Miss Dorothy Englebart and
Mrs. A. Robinson of Portland.
i TU&XXX Final arraage
menta- are being made' for - the
annual pre-Easter bazaar Fri-
1 day sponsored by the Methodist
women at the home of Mrs. L,
M. SmalL Wednesday afternoon
the various committee dudrmeo
' will meet. Mrs. Selma'Hogsed,
newly elected "vice-president, Is
chairman of the work commit
tee; also included are Mrs. Nora
Robertson, silver tea; Mrs. Wfl
ma Dlerks, rummage' sale; Mrs.
Ora Bear, plants and flowers;
Mrs. Stella Miller, cooked food;
Mrs. Wanda Venteeg, program;
Mrs. Grace Prather, decorations
and publicity; Mrs. Bertha Mit
chell, candy, v - ( '
- Opening at 10 o'clock with
the cooked food sate, the bazaar
continues throughout the day,
with an afternoon program' and
. silver; tea.-:. , :v;
tmi nil. I hm.j Wl
n ftmcUanal monIy Cstm-b-
nrm make yon nervous, rssts,
t ;!ssrnr3, cr:ry, tl2" st rxi
t ..rs-ty Lrila E. li'.nH
r-::sv,.a Ccrnoun.L I sto'js ta
1 . rt-rre sac rsila ar 1 rnrwt
cf wo- en's "t.:i'.zz.l
Miss Esau, "
Rev.. Hale
Marry;,-
Miss Suzanne Esau, daughter
of Mrs. A. A. Esau, became the
tride of Rev, Warren C. Hale,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hale
' of Seattle, Saturday night at the
First Evangelical church.
Rev. Forrest Bergv of Port
land read the t : o'clock cere
mony. Miss Genevieve Scharff
sang "I Love You Truly" and
-Because" and Mr. Clifford ,
Wilcox sang "Have Thy Way
Lord." Miss ,Carmen Gueffroy
was the organist Miss Helen
Hale and Miss Elvira Behrens
lighted the altar candles.
Mr. George Esau. of Bickreall
gave hissister in marriage and
her gown was of whit satin
fashioned "princess style with a
train. The bodice was enhanced
with Quilting and a sweetheart
neckline. The long sleeves were
gathered .'at the shoulders and
her only ornament was a dou
ble strand of pearls. '. t
" ' Her fingertip . length tulle"
veil was edged In lace and was
arranged in a wreath, of orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet
of roses and freeslas. ,1 ' :
- Attend the Ceapl .
Miss Muriel Gaiser was me
maid of honor and she wore a
yellow taffeta frock and carried
' bouquet of yellow roses.
Mr. James Lloyd Lamb was
best man and ushers were Mr.
Arthur Mlckel, Mr. Clifford
Wilcox, Mr. Lawrence' Buhler
and Mr. Harold Hale.
A reception m the church par
lors followed the wedding. Mrs.
, George Esau cut the lees and
Mrs; Jake Fuhrer the bride's
cake. Serving were Miss Sylvia
Mattson, Miss Maxine Under
bill, Mrs. Howard Leach and
Miss Florence Wallace.
When the couple left on their
wedding trip the bride wore a
navy blue suit with beige ac
cessories. Mr. and Mrs. Hale
1 will make their home at 1750
North Church street
The bride attended schools in
Dallas and has made her home
In Salem for a number of years.
Mr. Hale is a graduate of Mult-
nomah Bible school and Is pas
tor of the Immanuel Baptist
church.
Cap and Gown
Dinner Slated
Cap and Gown, senior wom
en's honorary on the Willam
ette university campus, will en
tertain with its annual sopho
more scholarship dinner Thurs
day night at Godfrey's at 7 JO
o'clock..
Mrs. Roy 8. Keene will be
the guest speaker " and Miss '
Chloe Anderson, president will
act as toastmistress.
Honor guests will ' be Miss
Jan Johnson, Miss Pat Ryan,
Miss Martha Hugheli; Miss Bet
ty Ann Swanson, Miss Eleanor
Todd and Miss Betty Cooper.
Hostesses are Miss Barbara
Hollingworth, Miss Elizabeth
Hamilton, Miss Esther Gunnes
. dal, Miss Dorothy Moore and
Miss Chloe Anderson. Dean Ol
ive Dahl will be a special guest
Au Revoir Parjy
At Gilmores'
Mrs. Inez McAuley and her
son, Frank, are leaving this
month for Twin Falls, Idaho to
make their home. In compli
ment to Mrs. McAuley, Mrs.
Vernon Gflmore entertained
with a dessert supper and eve
ning of bridge on Monday at
her home.
Guests were Mrs. McAuley,
Mrs. Paul Harvey, III, Mrs. Win
Clarke, Mrs. James Clough, Mrs.
. R. Franklin Thompson, Mrs.
Paul Bales, Mrs. Ray Webber,
Mrs. Howard Maple, Mrs. Ro
bert Loomis : and Mrs. H. J.
Thomas. t , ;r
SUtei for tenight Is the fifth
' annual fashion bridge sponsored
by members of Eta chapter. Beta
Sigma Phi at the Legion hall at
8 o'clock. Tickets may be pur
chased at the door and from
members. Proceeds will go to
the United Hospitality . associ
ation, i. , .
If. Yon -Uiml: Ihb. Cornf ori ; and
Convenient of Oil Heal, Hsitl
nintor Bnv .; Ycnrf Prbfcclisn
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Ud:n yea Lave year cil L::r d:-"
livcrci t:!:ro April lClb . .xU
Mivcri:3 cza x:l fa cria.fo yea..
We have a few heaters left ia the most
popular models . . . all t te szll at SPE
CIAL REDUCED PRICES.
Also a large second hand heater . very
reasonably priced. .
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115 S. Cca'l, St.
Mrs.' Frank XL Spears. Jr. and
Miss Patricia Otten arrived in
the capital Tuesday-from Wash-
ington, DC, where they have
been residing. Mrs. Spears wOl
be at the home of her parents.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Garnjobst
for the duration u Lt Spears has
been called to active duty and
Miss Otten will reside with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Otten. ;
Virginia Vintoh
Is Married
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Virginia- Ann
Vinton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George M. Vinton, to" Mr. Allen
Hughes Pearson of Salem, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Pearson of
Lingle, Wyp. ;J ;' . ,';. ;
The ceremony took place here
Saturday as the bridegroom is
stationed with the army medical
division, s.. ' (
Mia Dorsme Gohrke of Grants
Pass was the bride's only at
tendant and Mrs. Jack Clark of
Casper, Wyo, was best man.
The bride wore a tailleur of soft
blue angora wool wth brown ac
cessories and a corsage of brown
orchids. She carried a velvet
bound heirloom Bible, -
. The . bride attended Oregon
Stat college and Mr. Pearson
took his premedlc work at the
University of California.
Dance Plans
Are Told
The Cootie dance club, civic
social branch of the Military Or
der of the Cootie is sponsoring
a public dance, at the VFW hall
Friday for. the benefit of US
Ship Willamette .Sea Scouts.
The Sea Scouts, a coordinate
branch of the Boy Scouts under
the guidance of Skipper Theo
dore C Roake, provides a splen
did course of regimented train
ing for our boys," said Cootie
Bert Tompkins, chairman of the
Sea Scouts committee of Mar
lon post and in charge of the
dance arrangements.
Soldiers, sailors and marines
are urged to appear in uniform
and their ladies will be admitted
free. Special music has been arranged.-
Star Social Club
Entertained
Members of the Eastern Star
Social Afternoon club met for
a dessert luncheon Tuesday af
ternoon at the Masonic temple.
The tables were decorated with
f orsythia and daffodils. Cards
were in play during the after
noon with honors going to Mrs.
Harry Crawford and Mrs. F. H.
Collins. i
Mrs. Rex Davis headed the
. . social committee and . assisting
were Mrs. Claude Murphy, Mrs.
Abner ' K. Kline, Mrs. Percy
Kelly, Mrs. John L. Sweeney,
Mrs. Donald Toomb, Mrs. Wil
liam Hartley, Miss Berna Ames,
Miss Edna West, Miss M. E.
May, Mrs. W. E. Brown and
Mrs. E. Hairy, v
CENTRAL HO WELL Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Nafziger are announc
ing the marriage of their son.
Donald, to Miss Phyllis Thomp
son of Seattle on February 28.
The wedding was held at the
'home of the bride's parents in
BeTlingham, Wash- with her
sister, Joan, as her attendant and
Warren Donelly of Seattle, form
erly of SUverton, as best man
- for Mr. Nafziger. Mr. and Mrs.
Nafziger win-make their home
in Seattle, where Mr. Nafziger is
employed at the Boeing Aircraft
" Donald Is : well known In this
' community, where he attended
the : local " grade school and
graduated from the Silverton
' high school.
Mr. aad Mrs. L. Y. Bensea
. will be among those attending
the performance of life With
Father" at the Mayfair theatre
. In Portland tonight.
Mrs. Mabel L. TragUe has re-
7 turned from Veneta where she
visited with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and .'Mrs. Da
vid HuL "
N
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Supper Will
Fete Mrs. , .
Eevers-
: Mrs. Meredith Hugglns has
invited guests to a buffet supper
Friday, night ' at the homt of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Doolittle, on Rural avenue. The
affair will compliment Mrs. Jo
seph M. Derers,' Jr, who was
Helen Wiedmer before her mar
riage on March 14. ' "
Guests wiU be seated at small
tables and bouquets of spring
flowers wiU provide the decor
ative note. The evening hours
viQ be spent informally.
Covers will be placed for
Mrs. Joseph M. Devers, Jr, Mrs.
Harry ; Wiedmer, Mrs. , Robert
Cannon, Mrs. James H. Nichol
son, Jr, Mrs. Russell Wood
ward, Mrs. Claybourne Dyer,
Mrs. Russell" McJury, Mrs.
Frank Doolittie,- Miss Maxine
McKQlop and Mrs. Huggins.
If embers ef the Wemaa's Be
lief Corps who wish to attend
the school of instruction at New-
berg, Thursday, are asked to
meet at t a. m. at the American
Lutheran church.
Mrs., Least Perry w&l eater
tain members of St En'i Guild
of St Paul's Episcopal church
Thursday night at her home,
1 1530 Jefferson street at 7:30
o'clock.
Mrs. Hersaaa Miller wffl am-
tertain members of her sewing
. club at tea ' this afternoon and
on Thursday will honor her
other club at a salad luncheon
and bridge.
Today's Menu
Spring greens will make salad
for tonight's dinner menu.
, Fresh spring salad'
Veal steaks
Buttered beets
Baked potatoes
Cream gravy
Peach cookie strips
Canned berries
PEACH COOKIE STRIPS
1 cup dried peaches v
1 cup granulated sugar
2 tablespoons shortening
1 egg
cup chopped nut meats
teaspoon vanilla extract
1 cup sifted all-purpose flour
teaspoon baking powder
Vt teapson salt .
Confectioners' sugar
Boil peaches 10 minutes in suf
fident water to cover, drain and
chop. Cream sugar with short
ening, add beaten egg and mix.
Add nuts, peaches, flavoring and
flour sifted with baking powder
and salt and beat Pour Into, a
greased shallow pan. Bake about
25 minutes in a slow oven (350
degrees). While still warm, cu
into strips and roll in confec
tioners sugar.
j Coca-Cola belongs. Pooplo
- volcono Coca-Cold. Thoy
? i know ll is fa res! f.V.-vy t.b
Quc!::y C:lr.lu They kr.zw ihzi : '
. tc?? civcyt Fi2V t Yea trcst Its qcslity
, - 1 SOTttlS SNSfl AVtHOtlfV Of "IMS COCA-COIA COMFAMV ST -' -
COCACOt A- BOTTtlXIG. COXIPA1IY OF- SALEM
Farewell Party '
Given Charter .
QuBMeinber
JEFFERSON Mrs. S. A.
Pease, who gold her residence to
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wilson and
plans to leave for Eugene the lat
ter part of this week to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs.
William Duckworth, was honor
guest at a party at the home of
Mrs. Fred Wied, Friday. The af
fair was sponsored by the Jeff
erson Woman's club, of which
Mrs. Pease was a charter mem
ber. - : . ;
Club members present were
Mrs. Herbert Looney, Mrs. D, H.
Looney, Mrs. M. D. Looney, Elea
nor Looney, Mrs. W. J. Looney,
Mrs. Hal Wiley, Mrs. M. A.
Hutching, Mrs. J. G. Fontaine,
Mrs. C. M. Smith, Mrs. Delbert
Murphy, Mrs. A. B. Hinz, Mrs.
W. H. Sherman, Mrs. George Ma
son, Mrs. Charles Hart, Mrs.
William Walls, Mrs. Robert Ter
hune, Mrs. Guy. Aupperle, Miss
Myrtle Myers, Mrs. -ina Thomas,
Mrs. Pease .and the hostess. Ad
die LIbby and Mrs. Evalyn Wall
were additional guests, i
Sunday guests at the home of
Rev. : and Mrs. William Elmer
were J. W. Smith, Mrs. EQis
Brown, Jane Aelenn Brown,' Can
by; Ida Mae Brown; Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Elmer, Ruth and Do
ris Elmer, Portland; Esther . and
Esthel Gulley, Salem. I .
A dinner was served honoring
Ida Mae Brown sister of Mrs. El
mer, Doris Elmer, sister of Rev.
Elmer and Rev. . William Elmer,
whose birthday anniversaries oc
cur during this week.
Shower Honors
Lyons Woman
LYONS Mrs. Earl Allen and
Mrs. OrvUle Downing were host-
essess Friday at a shower hon
oring Mrs. John Kunkle. .
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Kunkle, Mrs. Albert Julian,
Fannie Wilson, Mrs. Lyle Kinzer,
Mrs. Meleborn Rambo, Mrs. Daisy
Johnston, Mrs. Jack; Cornforth,
Jars. Oscar Naue. Mrs. Pat Ltom.
Mrs. Albert Rinz. Mrs. Rot Huher.
Mrs. Clyde Bressler, Mrs. Everett
Crab tree. Mrs. Tom Owen. Mrs.
Dean Owen. Mrs. Georee Huff
man, Mrs. Lengmacher, Mrs. Ray
Nye, Mrs. Willard Kimmery, Mrs.
Art Ayres, Mrs. Percy Hiatt, Mrs.
Hugh Johnston, Mrs.! Fran ci.
Jungwirth, Mrs. Norman Garri
son, and the hostesses.
The Lyons Women's club met
Thursday to work on quilts for
the defense hospital Mrs. Kath
leen BalL nutrition snecialisL Ore
gon State college, talked.- Other
meetings will be held. Both men
and women are urged to attend
these demonstrations.
Qnb Bleets Todaj
EOLA The Eola Woman's
club will meet at the home of
Mrs. Clara Gehrke today.
mi mm1'
Pcdco Novoi
PEDES Mrs. Sarah Staats of
McHInnville, visited her sister
Mrs. Clarence Bump and family,
and Mr. and Mrs. Troy Turner
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Burbank
were Sunday; guests of her par
ents in Salem.
Cecfle Leverman spent the
weekend In Portland with her
grandparents, Mr.' and Mrs. H. A.
McKercher.
Richard Gross was a . dinner
guest at the Leverman home Sun- ,
day.- ' ' '
Mr. and Mrs! Bud Wilson and .
auu aptatfc ounoay wiu pxx pat
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Cooper.
Falls City. - '
uua. jbJuiiM w mix vjh auiv
Mrs. Pete Rimer were business
callers in Salem Wednesday and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheythe .
shopped there Saturday.
Mr. and - Mrs. Albert " Ronco
called at the Troy Turner home
Sunday.
Don Kerber, Opher, Is spending
a wees: with . nis grancunotner.
Mrs. Rittie Kerber.
Lew Ritner called at the Rittie
Kerber home Tuesday to see his
sister, Mrs. Saphronla Grant, who
was a guest there. Mrs. Grant re
turned Friday to her ' home . in
Corvallls.
Mrs. Cliff Burbank spent the
weekend with her daughter, Bet
ty, in Salem. , i r
V.
Qub Names New
School Leaders
BUENA CREST School club
officers for the seventh month
are: president Glenn Robertson;
secretary, Carl Field; substitute,
Barbara Robertson; playground
inspectors, Eugene LaBonte and
Barbara Race. '
Spelling honor roll for the up
per grades for the past week in
cludes: Betty Diem, Charles As
bury, Glenn Robertson, Donald
Meithot Edward Diem, Carl
Field, Betty McCormick, Barbara
Robertson and Betty Messman.
Labish Center and Buena Crest
played a Softball game an the
Buena Crest diamond 1 - Friday.
The score was 14 to 17 in favor
oi Labish Center.
Entertains Society 1
LABISH CENTER Mrs. Ed
Weinman wiQ entertain the La
dies Aid society this afternoon.
JJBERAL TERMS .
X. N. Nasea FalaU
Kelly Tires Tabes
WUlard Batteries , ,
n, D. Klczlxoxi Co.
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