PTA Carnival ,
Is Slated , ' '
Richmond PTA will sponsor
carnival Friday night at the
school from 7:30 to 10 o'clock.
The purpose of the carnival is
to raise funds for the group for
'the coming year. Airs, James
Bunnell Is directing the carnival
and the room mothers are assist-
ing. - :
Entertainment, which will be
in the rooms and hall, includes
a merry-Jo-round, beauty shon.
wood burning, fortune telling,
variety show and refreshment
booths. '
Mr. George Kayser, the newly
installed president, is inviting
the parents, former Richmond
students and friends to attend.
Shower Honors
Martha Gerig
Mrs. Robert Klempel enter
tained Tuesday night at her
home in East Center street
honoring Miss Martha Gerig
whose marriage to Mr. Herbert
Franz of Lind, WaslL, will be an
event of early June.
The evening was spent inform
ally, with games, music and a
mock wedding. The decorations
were snow balls, blue lupin and
peonies. During the evening Miss
Gerig was presented with a crys
tal shower, following whih re
freshments were served. Those
bidden to honor Miss Gerig were
Mrs. O. E. Palmateer, Mrs. G. H.
Baumgartner, Mrs. Reed Cham
bers, Mrs. Glenn Heinlein, Mrs
D. B. Kleihege, Mrs. Ambrie
Bagley, Mrs. A. F. Bagley, Mrs
A. R. Kearns, Mrs. Irene Jand-
rall, Mrs. F. D. Kipper, Misses
Mina Gerig, Blanche Baumgart
ner, Margaret Baumgartner,
Ellen Kearns, Evelyn Kearns,
Betty and Roberta Klempel and
the hostess, Mrs. Robert Klem
pel.
Salem Council f Women's
organizations wil hold the last
meeting of the year today at
2 p. m. in Mt. Jefferson room,
chamber of commerce! Mrs. Leif
Bergsvik will be the guest
speaker and will show pictures
of Camp Smith Creek. She will
also outline activities, needs
and interests of groups at the
camp. There will be election of
officers.
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Wedding. Held
At Air Base
The wedding of. Mrs. Milli
cent Stevens of Salem, and
Sergeant- Harvey C Alexander
of Texas was solemnized at a
candlelight service Saturday
night, May 16 in the chapel of
'the Paine Field air base in
Washington. Chaplain H. T.
, Neve officiated.
The bride wore a powder blue
chiffon dress with a corsage of
white orchids. Mother of the
. bride, Mrs.' Evelyn Stiediger,
wore a green print dress with a
cbrsage of bronze orchids.
Sergeant Raymond Kirk was
best man. A small reception f ol
lowed at the Monte Cristo hotel
in Everett
Honey-
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New Cake
A cake will use honey as the
sweetening, just to lengthen out
the sugar ration.
HONEY CAKE
2 cups sifted cake flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
y4 teaspoon salt
Vz cup shortening
2 egg yolks
1 cup honey
Vt cup milk
2 egg whites
1 teaspoon vanilla
Sift together flour, baking
powder and salt Cream short
ening until light; beat egg yolks
lemon colored, gradually adding
k cup of the honey while beat
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to the creamed shortening,
creaming while adding. Add
sifted dry ingredients alternate
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egg whites stiff; gradually beat
in remaining M cup honey until
mixture stands in stiff peaks.
Fold into cake batter until well
blended. Bake in 2 greased 9-
inch layer-cake pans in mod
erate oven (373 degrees) 30
minutes. Cool; frost
Two Graduate at
Mission Bottom
MISSION BOTTOM Gradua
tion exercises were held at the
school house Monday night when
Floyd Webb presented diplomas to
Mary Massee and Elain Town
send. Those taking part in the pro
gram were Donna Bradford. Rich
ard Anderson, David Massee,
Jeannene Myers, Dorothy Pearce
and Joanne Fabry of Salem.
Rev. C. O. Goodman gave the
main address.
Due to weather condtiions there
was a basket dinner held in the
basement of the school Tuesday.
Swee
iidams
Mid-Willamette Valley New
Reports from The Statesman9 8
Open House
Friday at
West Salem
WEST SALEM The annual
"open house" will be featured at
the local grade schools Friday
from 7 to 8 p. m. Work done by
the students will be on display
in each room.
At 8:30 the gymnasium will be
opened to the public and a pro
gram will be presented. Dickie
Louthan will represent the fifth
graders by giving a recitation.
Students of the sixth grade will
give a play. Lois June Hollings
head will give the "Gettysburg
address" and Maurice Dabbs a
poem as representatives of the
seventh grade. Eighth graders
will give a play.
The school band will play sev
eral selections and numbers will
be presented by a mixed quartet
The religious education classes
will display some of their work
in the gymnasium.
Parents and friends are invited.
Club Plans to
Lease House
PERRYDALE The Good Will
club met with Mrs. Van Staavern
Friday with the Ballston Sewing
club as guests.
It was announced that the first
aid cabinet has been installed in
the school house. It was thought
that 9. few blankets were needed
and that they will be bought out
of the money derived from salvage
in this community.
The club ladies have been want'
ing to have a place of their own
to meet and the possibility of leas
ing an empty house in town was
discussed. It will be brought up
again at the next meeting which
will be at the Irwin White home,
Guests were Mrs. Martin Van
Groos, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Mc
Cullough, and Mrs. D. Mellema,
all of Ballston, and Mrs. Dan Mc
Intosh.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker of
Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Jack De
Jong were dinner guests at the
Robert Mitchell home Friday ev
ening.
Silverton News
SILVERTON Silverton's
aundry operated for a number of
years here will close according to
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stamey, opera
tors. Mr. Stamey has accepted
position with the Fairview home
at Salem
Elgin McCleary, former Silver-
ton water superintendent and city
manager, called on former em
ployes and other friends at the
city hall Saturday. Mr. McCleary,
now employed at Portland, plans
to move his family there as soon
as suitable living quarters can be
found following the close of the
local school.
Miss Olivia Olson, student a
Willamette university, and Miss
Patience Moberg, student at
Salem business college, were vis
itors at Silverton during the
weekend. Miss Olson was the
guest of her aunt, Miss Olivia 01
son and Miss Moberg of her cou
sin, Miss Althea Meyer.
Arthur Dickman, who for years
has been associated with the Hart'
man garage at Silverton, has ac
cepted a position in the Portland
shipyards.
Mrs. Al Lef aid plans to move
to Portland as soon as school
out She is now closing out the
jewelry business of her late hus
band.
The first cotton comforter pro
ject in Marion county under the
federal set-up and locally under
the direction of Miss Frances
Clinton, home demonstration
agent, was finished here Saturday,
Over 300 comforters have been
made at the Silverton armory in
the 10-day period under the local
supervision of Mrs. Mary Storlie,
Mrs. Josie Mires, Mrs. Edith Beu
gli and Mrs. Helen Wlesner.
Belnrn Engagenenl
By Popular Demand!
Salem ilrmory
Saturday, Hay 23rd
9 P. M.
Via
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Men in Uniform 55c
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Salem, Oregon, Thursday
MacArthm Honors War Dead
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Honoring Australia's war dead in World War, I, Gen. Douglas Mac
Artbur, commander-in-chief of all United Nations forces in th
southwest Pacific, is shown, standing; with head bowed, before the
shrine in Melbourne. The occasion was Anzao Day.
Pupils Will
Give Recital
SILVERTON Mrs. Violet
Herigstad Byberg, piano instruct
or in the Silverton school system,
is announcing a class recital in
room 6 of the Eugene Field build
ing at 8 p. m. Friday.
Appearing in recital are: Beu-
ah Cross, Delene Harington, Joan
Johnstone, Mary Ann Woodard,
Harlan Palmer, Betty Leonard,
Geraldine Ness, Donald Buel, Bet
ty Myers, Jacqueline Rue, Norma
Conklin, Lavelle Conklin, Clifton
Dickerson, Gale Jackson, Elsie
Haug, Vivienne Jaquet, Joyce
LeRud, Betty Schwab, Joy Wat
terson and Barbara Maggee.
Novel Linens
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or Mine! Besides, towels and pil
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ranging from 3x5 inches
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78 Community Correspondents
Morning; May 21, 1942,
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Spends Week With
Grandparents
PEDEE - Jerry Steptoe spent
the past week with his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mc
Cormack.
Lew Edwards bought 12 pigs
from Henry Priem of Lewisville,
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. McCormack
and Mr. and Mrs. Niel Harter
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Marquardt at Wald
port. Mr. and Mrs. Bunny Plunket
and family were in Lebanon on
business Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Swensen and Vern
were Thursday night guests of her
sister, Mrs. Clell Kerber.
Balloting was very light here
Friday, with only 77 of the 205
registered voters appearing to cast
a ballot.
Visits at Airlie
AIRLIE George Crowley of
Portland visited at the home of
his aunt, Mrs. G. J. Bevens last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Staats and
children Sandra and Terry were
in Salem Saturday and from
there went to Rickreall and spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Buyserie.
Sunday guests at the H. P.
Whitaker home were Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Roach of Portland, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Vaughn Whitaker, Mr. and
Mrs. Orval Whitaker.
Marion Forks
News
MARION FORKS Miss Dor
othy Young spent Sunday visiting
classmates at OSC.
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Embree of
Dallas, and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Sperling of Independence, were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. S.
Prather Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Jacobs took
their daughter Carole to Salem
Sunday where she had her ear
lanced. 5
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith spent
the weekend at the home of Fred
Smith in Dallas. Miss Martha
Smith returned home with them.
Mr. arid Mrs. Harold Pugh and
daughter Joanne, were Salem vis
itors over the weekend.
Carole Jacobs, Frank Blank, jr.
and Elmo Prather attended the
banquet in Detroit Friday night
given in honor of the 7th and 8th
graders and the seniors in Detroit
Lhigh school. ,
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MASTHA SCOTT la
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NEWS AND COMEDY
PAGE SEVEN
Woman's Qub
Holds Meet
PROSPECT Prospect Hills
Woman's club met Friday at the
home of Mrs. R. E. Cartwright
Refreshments were served to Mrs.
Lester Rains, Mrs. Kepler, Mrs.
Floyd Bacon, Mrs. A. J. Doran,
Mrs. Elmo D. Brown, Mrs. Frank
Pack, Mrs. Lawrence Pack, and
Mrs. R. E. Cartwright
Mr. Phil Corbett and Cora Da
vie were Sunday dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Bacon.
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo D. Brown were
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Finlay,
Betty and David, and Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Calavan and Virgil, all
of Talbot.
Art Jones, father of Mrs. D. J.
Rains, had the misfortune to fall
and "crush his arm again. He is
at the Deaconess hospital
Man Killed by
Rolling Log
PEDEE Pearl Cooper of In
dependence was instantly killed
when a log rolled from a truck
and struck him while working for
Gage Brothers, near Kings Valley
Thursday. Graveside services were
held at the Kings Valley ceme
tery Friday afternoon. Mr. Coop
er was 54 years old. He is surviv
ed by his wife and a brother,
t ranK, oi independence and a
brother, Loren, of Falls City.
Visit Former Pastor
At Hood River
AMITY Mrs. Ernestine Prunk
spent the weekend at Hood River
as a guest of Rev. and Mrs. Low
ell Haggard. Rev. Haggard was
pastor of the Christian church of
Amity prior to moving to Hood
River two years ago. Mrs. Prunk
is cashier of the Bank of Amity,
The Past Noble Grands club of
Industry Rebekah lodge of Amity
met Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. L. Payne.
Community Clubs
BETHEL Air raid pictures
will be shown by the Marion
county defense headquarters
group at the meeting of the Com
munity club on Friday night.
There will also be program num
bers.
PRATUM The Pratum Com
munity club held its final meet
ing Friday night with Frank
Sckaap presiding and Arch Bow
en in charge of the program
which included pictures of the
YMCA camp for boys and girls
at the Silver Creek recreation
area, shown by Carl Greider, Sa
lem. Other program numbers
were: Vocal solos by Rev. D. J.
Unruh and Earl Kleen; a musi
cal trio of violin, cornet and piano
by Delbert, Dick and Mrs. Art
Johnson.
New officers elected to serve
the coming year were: President,
Mrs. John Roth; vice president,
Mrs. W. E. Branch; secretary
treasurer, Carl Vogt; sergeants-at-arms,
Arch Bowen and Roger
Lambert; song leader, Irene
deVries; pianist, Mrs. D. J. Unruh.
Today - Friday - Saturday
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Students Take
Coast Trip
PEDEE Students of the Pedee
high school enjoyed a trip to the
coast Friday. They went by way
of the Salmon river cutoff and re
turned through Newport and To
ledo. Students making the trip
were Lyle and Joyce Van Dyke,
Dorothy Hoppe, Charlotte and
Reatha Bush, Arvel Oziah, Mar
jory Campbell, Alberta Ronco,
Debaey Arnold, Cecile Leverman,
Vivian Burbank and Raymond
BUSh. "- r
Church , services will beginat
10 ajn. here next Sunday, to gie
the minister. Rev. Allen BackeM;
an opportunity to preach the bac
calaureate sermon at Airlie at 11
ajn. Pedee Sunday school services
will begin at 11 ajn.
Freda Condron was at a Mc
Minnville hospital last week for
observation.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Siddall of
Dallas were guests of her mother,
Mrs. Molly Lacey, Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Brassfield of Salem
spent several days last week in
Pedee.
People Visit at
Independence
INDEPENDENCE Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Holmes of ML Angel
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Swope. Mr. Holmes
is Mrs. Swope's brother.
Mrs. Gladys Olsen of Molalla
visited Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. W. T. Hoffman. Mrs. Olsen
is clerk of the rationing board in
Molalla and she and Mr. Hoffman,
who is chairman of the board
here, had problems of the boards
to discuss.
Betty Zumwalt, a sorority sister
of Barbara Westerman at OSC,
visited with Miss Westerman last
week-end. Sunday, the girls, Mr.
and Mrs. George Westerman of
Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. G. S.
Westerman enjoyed the day at the
coast, returning by way of Cor-
vallis to return Miss Zumwalt to
school.
Dr. and Mrs. C. A Fratzke and
children returned Sunday from a
week's vacation at the coast.
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Mrs. Wells Attends
GAR Convention
PIONEER Mrs. Harry Weill
went to Portland Mother's day
with Mr. and Mrs, Bfli Webb, re
turning home Sunday. Junior
Wells returned home with the
Webbs where he will j spend t
week in Portland.
Mrs. Wells attended the GAR
convention while In Portland. She
was chosen national delegate for
the convention. State Commander
T. A. Penland was present and
Mrs. Wells had the opportunity
of meeting him personally. He is
91 years old.
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