The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 09, 1942, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAC3CX Birthday Dinner Held Forty-seventh anniversary of tht founding of Chadwick chap . ter, Order' of the Eastern Star was celebrated Tuesday night aj. the Mftg temple. A no-boat dinner preceded the meeting and the tables were festive with arrangements of primroses and other spring flowers. The guest table, where Mrs. Ralph Allen, worthy advisor, presided, was centered with a tiered birthday cake with yel low candles, a gift of Mr. Wsyne Henry. ; Two charter members, who helped organize the chapter 47 years ago were present, and In cluded Mrs. Milton L. Meyers and Mrs. Lena Cherrington. Of the 43 charter members six are how living, and the other four Include Mrs. Homer H. Smith, sr., Mrs. May Pierce, Miss Vir ginia Byrd and Miss Berjtha Forster of Portland. Mrs. Ralph Allen gave an ad dress of welcome' and the com munity singing was led by Rev. W. B. Mahon of Independence, accompanied by Mrs. Jessie Bush Mickelson. Charter Members Feted At the meeting the two hon or guests, Mrs. Meyers and Mrs. Cherrington, were presented and gifts given. They talked inform ally of the meetings of 1895 as contrasted to those of today. Other special guests who talked , briefly were Mr, Milton L. Mey ers, past worthy grand patron of Oregon, Mrs. Paul H. Hauser, past worthy grand matron, Mrs. Elizabeth Page of Portland 'and Rev. W. B. Mahon. A program followed the meet ing and Mrs. E. E. Bergman read an original poem depicting the organization of the chapter. A degree was presented by the officers in honor of the two charter members present. Mrs. Edgar S. Former gave a group of solos. The committee in charge of the anniversary party included Mrs. D. X. Beechler, chairman, Mrs. Wayne Henry, Mrs. Lynn Purvine, Mrs. Pearl Grote, Mrs. Frank Crawford, Miss Hilda Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Flack. Miss Jack Fetes Rotana Club Miss Lorena Jack was hostess to Rotana club members and friends at a delightful party Tuesday night at Lausanne hall. Miss Violet Swanson, director of the part-time continuation school, outlined her duties in connection with the Guidance and Personnel, department of the Salem high school. The remain der .of the evening was spent In work for the civilian defense program. Lunch was served by candle light to the following: Mrs. Dor othy Cassillius, Mrs. Emma Drin non, Mrs. Alfred Laue, Mrs. Bess Delephine, Mrs. Ipha Knox, Mrs. Emma Wesson, Mrs. Flora Donnelly, Mrs. Fannie Douglas, Mrs. Jessie Miller, Mrs. Camp bell from the Eugene club, Miss Agnes Johnson, Miss Vada Hill and the hostess. Miss Jack. Larsens Have Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Axel Theodore Arsen observed Jfeeir golden wedding anniversary at a family reunion in their home on North Edison street Easter Sunday. A daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Levy lives in Salem, Mrs. Valkyria Lund in Sweet Home, and a son Viking J. Larsen, in j Portland. ' Mrs. Larsen was Mina Wiberg before her marriage in Chicago on March 20, 1892. They have lived in Portland since, with the exception of 12 years at Ridge field, Wn. Mr. Larsen was en gaged in salmon fishing industry for 40 years. Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Arehart and two month old son who are . now living in Seaside spent the past weekend in this vicinity with Mrs. AreharTs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keesecker of Jeff er- son, and Mr. Arehart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Arehart of Salem. Dean is employed in the - capacity of civilian in charge of the property branch headquart ers, harbor defenses of the Co lumbia,, office of the quarter master, Fort Stevens. i - ' Elahty three - members ana friends of the Eterl class met for a banquet on Friday night Homer Blum was ? toastmaster and toasts were given by Joe - Teel, Cus Lindstrom and Mrs. " Irving Fox. Rev. Rodney Brif-.A ton was guest speaker. In charge ' were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Chris tofferson, Mr. ": and Mrs. Leo Reimann, Mr. ands Mrs. Cecil t Lantz, Mr. and Mrs. Woodford Cross and Mr. and Mrs. John ' Seitz. : . V The auxiliary f the National X Association - of Letter - Carriers will sew for the Red Cross today at 142 South High street " " Redecorated Usual Ware L5 . k Peraca f. Push I7av f V Complete-. ii.lJ ( 4 ' J Open Thurs. Eve,' w J vj r by Appointment ' C TWa gSSJ r:,v r:5 First Nsf!aaal Bank dig. CCTXiZj IT i TTAVXs3' J. MAXINE BURJCN Editor Bride-Elect Will Be Feted Mrs. Fred Cast has invited guests to her North Summer street home tonight for the pleasure of Miss Ceo Saueressig, whose marriage to Mr. Glenn Rogers on April S, has been an nounced. A crystal shower will fete the bride-to-be and following several hours of contract a late supper will be served by the hostess. A pink and white color scheme will be carried out In the table appointments and flowers. Honoring Miss Saueressig will be Mrs. Robert Clark, Mrs. Tal bot Bennett Mrs. Maurice Saff ron, Mrs. Thorne H. Hammond, Miss Marjorie Knox, Miss Rose mary Snyder, Miss Josephine Bross and Mrs. Fred Cast. Club Groups Will Be Honored Mrs. Charles Strickfaden has invited members of the Kensing ton club to her North 21st street home today for a 1:30 o'clock dessert luncheon. Spring blos soms and flowers will provide the decorative note. Special guests will be Mrs. F. I. Bressler, Mrs. L. M. Hill and Mrs. A. J. Hill. Mrs. W. T. Waterman will en tertain a group of friends and their children, who meet regu larly, at her home this after noon. Making up the party will be Mrs. Willard Thompson, Jay and Terry, Mrs. Charles Campbell, Timothy and Mary Ellen, Mrs. A. T. King and AL Mrs. William Lidbeck, Nancy and Jean, Mrs. Leon Perry, Stephen and David, Mrs. Verden E. Hockett, Jim and Bill, Mrs. Jerald Backstrand and Jimmy and Mrs. Waterman and Bill. Mrs. Breyman Boise will pre side at a bridge luncheon today at her Court street home for her club and Mrs. Charles G. Robert son, who recently arrived in the states from Honolulu, will be a special guest Mrs. Joseph Felton will en tertain her club tonight at bridge and supper. Mrs. Ralph Kinzer will honor members of her club tonight and Mrs. Louis Lorenz will be a special guest A late supper will be -served by the hostess. Women for Defense The H and F club met Wed nesday at the home of Mrs. James Parker on Mill street. Election of officers was held, with the result that Mrs. S. W. McFee wu elected president Mrs. James Parker, vice presi dent and Mrs.' Keith Winters, secretary-treasurer. Every member of the com mittee has taken first aid. The club as a whole has been sew ing for thehome defense, and has contributed financially to ward purchase of blankets for home defense. Central Willamette Valley as sociation. Phi Beta Kappa, will meet .for luncheon in the Rose room of the Argo hotel Satur day noon. Dr. Chester F. Luth er, president will preside. The scholarship committee will re port' on awards in recognition of scholarships to be given in May to Salem, Monmouth and McMinnville ' high, school stu dents. The committee is headed by Miss ' Boise Buck, "newly elected vice : president of the group and a member of the Ore gon College of Education faculty, Professor Harry Dillin of Lin field college and Miss Jeannette Roberts, Salem. Kappa Kappa Gamma ahua- nae will, meet at the home of Mrs. -I Brazier Small on South Church street tonight with Mrs. Helen Webster Beelar assisting. Election of . officers for the en suing year will be held. ', Mrs. 8 1 a n 1 e y Maves and daughter, Nancy Lee, of Seattle, are visiting in Salem for a week with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Hulda Maves, and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Busick. - ... Ti Ctj CXm frsa UCSTZIXX VJEfl NE Try Lytfl X. Itnkham's Vewtable Compound te help relieve monthly pais with Its weak. Bervoue feetlne ua to Znoatliiy functional a,a turbaaoaa. it fcetpe buud tip resis tance acataat each aUatrea f "diia euH days, foilew label 41rectlona. 88 SOCIETY MUSIC The HClf E CLUB CALENDAR THURSDAY Sewing meeting ol Deaconess heapital auxiliary at hospital. I p. m. Merry Minglers with Mrs. Carl Brown. Thursday club Witt Mrs. Charles A. Sprague, 4U North 14th street 130 p. m. Brush College Helpers, with Mrs. John SihLodler, Bout 1, 1 p. m. WBC aid society, with Mrs. Julia Gregory, 831 North 20th street, no host dinner.' . Daughters Unit. VTW auxiliary meet at hall, p. nu, election ana initiation. FRIDAY Englewood Woman's club with Mrs. Lloyd Robinson, 1029 North 17th street. J p. m. IATUKDAY Phi Beta Kappa noon lunch eon. Rose room. Argo hotel. Salem Woman's club meeting, J -.30 p. m. board meting, i p. rn. clubhouse. MONDAY Deaconess hospital auxiliary, lecture room, 1p.m. Three Link club, I OOF temple, S p. m. TUESDAY AAUW Latin-American class meet In YWCA committee room, 130 p. m. WEDNESDAY South Circle. First Christian g lurch, Mrs. Harry Hunt, 2975 azel avenue, all day. Birthday Party On Friday James Francis Woodry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. Woodry, will celebrate his first birthday Friday afternoon. A group of friends have been invited to an informal party at the Woodry home on Piedmont avenue at S o'clock. Refreshments will be served late in the afternoon. Bidden to honor James are John and Mary Wilbur, Nancy and Jean Smith, Shirley Ann and Mary Lee Adolph, Patricia Claggett, Carol Ann and Gary Ramsden, Conie Collins and Kent Woodry. Other guests will be his grand mothers, Mrs. Robert Mills and Mrs. Jack Hyett, Mrs. Percy Meier, Mrs. Addie Mills, Mrs. Glenn WUbur of Valley Junc tion, Mrs. Homer H. Smith, jr, Mrs. Alden Adolph, Mrs. Charles Claggett, Mrs. Robert Ramsden, Mrs. Carl G. Collins and Mrs. Kent Woodry. Rice Pudding Is Dressy "Conde" always indicates rice in a dish, and here is one of the many excellent condes, a good sugar saver. MAKSHMAIXOW CONDE Boil cup rice in a quart of milk until thick, add an egg and a little sugar, vanilla and a pinch of salt Mold in a ring and serve with the following. Mix cubed peaches and pine apple and put in center. Put cut up marshmallows on toD of the fruit, put in a slow oven to brown the marshmallows and serve with a fruit sauce or whipped cream. . Dinner Honors Miss Mills Mrs. Ellen Fisher presided at dinner Tuesday night at her , North 20th street home in com pliment to Miss Mary Ellen Mills, who will be married on Sunday to Mr. Dave Shepherd. The table centerpiece was of spyrea and japonicas. Covers were placed for Miss Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo O. Mills, Miss Beryl Holt, Mrs. Joseph E. Har vey, jr., and Mrs. Fisher. - Miss Frances Virginia Melton left Wednesday for Spokane to attend the three-day convention ' of the Inland Empire association, the Washington State Educators and the Washington State Music Teachers association. As p'resi 2 dent of the Oregon Music Teach ers association she will officially represent that organization. UNtrosoi imail hterest rate. A rrwaeattal tS-Taar Ttxase is cm saie way M maawe vewr kosae. AeaOakle ta selecte4 ectloaa THA flaaartag apUsaal HAWKINS mt aVOBESTS. etc. Authorized Morteace Loaa Solicitor Cor , The Prudential Insurance Co r Of America. Guardian BaUdn Eatoea. Oreffos) rr- Mil Ml ij liiifS ssastfaty 'amy Meats; mm i ' u la, m fta Ii CCIQOII Cclssi, Barn. Dance On School Calendar .With farmyard animals pro viding a "barn . dance", atmos-. phere, senior high school ASB dance win be held on Friday night at the high school gym- , nasium. Chuck Regon's orchestra ' : will play for dancing from 820 to 11 o'clock. , t Miss Edith Moxleyv ASB vice president, has armounced the - following committees: . Decora tions, Pat Lamb, Betty Bruck man, Joan Beakey, Elizabeth McGee, Kay Huntington, Bob McNeil, Raymond Page, Dick Page, Kathleen Hug; publicity, Bernice Bowersox, David Ber ger, Pat Chapman, Yvonne Mof fit. Rex Hardy; clean-up, For rest Simmons, Otis Wilson, Bill Petit, Bob Phillips, Rollie Haag; patrons, Barbara. Bait, Pat Leary; reception, Carolyn Bra dy, Betty Randall, Bernice Weir; halL Bill Smith, Curtis Ruecker; faculty committee. Miss Ola Clark, chairman. Miss Ada Ross, Miss Mildred Christensen, Mr. Neil Brown, Mr. Glade Follis and Miss Muriel Wilson. Patrons and patronesses are Mr. and Mrs. William Busick, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Teel, Mr. end Mrs. Frank Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Elmore HOI, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Beakey, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Huston, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stone, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hillman, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sederstrom, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. ZielinskL Mrs. Wal ter Barsch, Judge and Mrs. Har ry H. Belt and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Griffith. Miss Schneller Is Married Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Schneller of Portland are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Miss Charlotte Schneller, a former Willamette university student, to Mr. John R. Douglas. The ceremony took place in Portland Sunday afternoon at the 30th Avenue Reformed Evangelical church with Rev. G. F. Zinn' officiating. A dinner at the Benson hotel followed the wedding. The bride is a graduate of Willamette and a member of Beta Chi sorority. Her husband is a graduate of the University of Oregon and the couple will live in Portland. Friends of Mrs. Frank C. Spencer and children, Suzanne and Katherine, who recently ar rived from Honolulu to make their home in Salem for the duration, will be interested to learn that they have taken a house at 1630 South Summer street The Delta Taa Gamma Math ers club met at Lausanne "hall Tuesday with Mrs. Millard B. Doughton and Mrs. M. M. Magee as hostesses. Miss Jane Knapp was the guest speaker. She spoke on Defense Nutrition. At the tea hour Mrs. J. A. Mills presided at the urn. I tho flood mixer. . m J Just the rigltf accent - I Inky black, fresh new prints I I andintoHhVsJtcTnooa --V;Vv I I clothes in color. You'll Bod I I Naturalizer patents as I I I perfect mfitas theyarela 1 1 I J ttyling. See them soon! yi J Arbuckier King Cp Buster BrosTi Shoe Store . Just 20 Steps from High ; Ortgoa. Thcnday IXondag. AptS ... r ' ' , ' ' -K - 9 WILL MARRYMiss nor- n c o Upjohn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Upjohn, whose marriage to Mr. Oscar Paulson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I. Paulson, will be an event of June 1. The news was told at the Delta Delia Delta sorority house on the Oregon State college campus Monday night Club Chorus Will Sing Tonight Dress rehearsal was held Mon day night for the MacDowelll ' club spring concert tonight at 8:20 o'clock at the Bush schooL Virginia Ward Elliott, who di rects the chorus, has been direc tor for the Linfield college a cappella choir for the past twelve years. The following is the program to be presented Thursday: Secret Nook in Shady Spot Brahms My Bonny Lass . Moreley My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice Saint Saens . Chorus Slumber Sons of the Madonna Michael Head VlHaneUe D'Ell Aqua Monica Kodaicowsia The Nieht Has a Thousand Syes Rogers It Was a Lover and His Lass uunn Chorus Children of the Moon Warren At Evening Debusse; My Johann Grieg- Grieg-AlsanoU Summertime uei erschwin Club Sextette Spirit Flower Campbell-Tipton-Triharne Two Clocks Rogers Flower of Dreams Clokey Chorus Neighbors to Install The Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold public installation at Fraternal temple Friday at 8 pjn. Miss Patricia Scott will be installed as guardian neighbor by Miss Pearl Bairey, assisted by Pauline Clark, 'Mina Olm sted and Cora Smith. The speak er will be Grand Clerk Anna S. Mardall of Portland. During the evening all those who have belonged to the Circle for 35 years or longer will be presented with pioneer pins. Any of the Pioneer members wishing transportation will please call Dr. O. L. Scott's of fice. 9, 1S12 Legion -Auxilicay Hears Reports At the American Legion aux iliary meeting Monday night tht child welfare committee report ed that 28 yards of material had been purchased to make into pajamas for the welfare centers. The sewing group, which meets every two weeks on Thursday, a)K3S 9X12 .IW,. "ion-Foot B. i 6x9 U Na Mm Sh'minn o;w .:'iant to alkn .17,. ."fw. weorino 0x12 THRIFT SPECIAL cNAnnLCD FLoon covtinirjQci Imoglne finding a thick, enameled surface, bordered rug ot thii jow price! It' a value you shouldn't rni$ ... not If you're Interested in making your dollars go farther, Oay, colorful patterns that odd life to a 0??!, ?r teinProof , epotproof- easy to clean. ; ; . cut ix 121 Ciaio Cireet 11W - - - ' T t - will make the pajamas. Twenty-one dollars was voted to the Louisa home and 29 books - were given to tho Victory book drive during the month. Junior . radio program will be given Monday night at t: 'dock over KSLM. . The rehabilitation committee sent Easter rtttxVJZJ veterans in hospiw. ,iw ILEKT CD e'.... 1 a JT aW7 X?ftL U Patterns tor rJ YD SMOOTH, T H I CK BURFACtX STRONG, WATERPROOF DACIl We're making way for our new 1942 stock, that's why we've slashed the prices on these quality inlaids. Their beautiful marbtetxed and tile designs are usuoHy found only In higher priced inlaids. Their colors go through to the back .;. . stay bright. FELT BACKS CLEAR BRIGHT COLORS GREATLY REDUCED PRICE SO. - yd. uq -7.08 &20 Rue 4.43 BUff -T- 8J r'?'' urfar. L. . onproof V '"'fln- .0 c. crcr:;2 t5TA!::?3 at:d IK 4 mlttee tsked lor jvn to CnHh another afnan- - AAnouncemc&U , wert WW that a Legion wm be hald at the haU on AprU II and ttj Marian county councU cfto Legion will bo held in Mt Angel .Jay. Mrs. VlvUn wSfare chairman, spoke to tho JSupon tho lmportanco of wel- fart worfc ILEUM Ni i SEAR0LEUI.1 FELT BASE m& l IQ.YO. Its smooth surface Is so . osr to clean . . . kst needs en eccosionol oxlnfl. Sparkling pot- jm in cheerful colors thof stay brfght. 'Hlmihtiilli -ii in ntii: ii Llnoloun Pasto Per Qawm: pzn CAixcri T"9 festen J WoldJlnoItwn and flt ccn-a w woierproof. : -J -; t