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Tlx OREGON STATESMAN, Salem Oregon, Thursday Morning, June 4. 1942
Salem Girls
Will Attend
Assembly
A group of Salem Rainbow
Girls are planning to motor to
Hfflsboro this week to attend the
grand assembly of the Order of
Rainbow for Girls at the Ma
sonic temple. The sessions will
open Thursday and close oh Sat
urday. Miss Mary Jacobsen of New
port is the grand worthy advisor
cf Oregon and Miss Civilla Ree
her of Salem is grand hope. An
informal party will be held
Thursday night for the girls and
the mother advisors w i 1 It also
Hieet at the same time. Election
of officers will take place on
Friday and the grand installation
will be Saturday night with a
formal ball following.
Attending from Salem will be
Mrs. Wayne Henry, mother ad
visor, and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Sisson, worthy advisor of Chad
wick assembly. Miss Civilla Ree
lier, Miss Margaret Forsythe,
1.1 is Jo&n Remington, Miss Jean
Rowland, Miss Carol Gragg,
Miss Betty Jean Wilson, Miss
Helen May Armstrong, Miss
Carolyn Bates, Miss Ada Bew
ley, Miss Margaret Jane Em
mons, Miss Jeanne and Miss
Janice Myers and Miss Corinne
Wade.
Miss Emmons and the Myers
twins will be the guests of Miss
Wade at the home of her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver B.
Gates in Hillsboro, during the
assembly.
Miss Hawk Now
Mrs. Jackson
Miss Marjorie Jean Hawk,
daughter of Mrs. Eulalle Hawk,
and Mr. Robert B. Jackson were
married in Stevenson, Wash., on
Friday afternoon. Mr. Jackson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jack
son of Boise, Idaho, formerly
lived here, and graduated from
Salem high school.
Mrs. F. V. Mills, great-grandmother
of the bride, accompan
ied them to Stevenson. The
couple will live in Boise, where
the groom is in business with
his father.
Serjeant Pilot Dale Shepherd
has arrived from Canada and
is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Shepherd's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Waldo O. Mills, and his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Wright. He will report to
Mather Field, Sacramento, Calif.,
in ten days and will be stationed
with the United States army air
. corps.
Mrs. Verne Robb has invited
members of her club to bridge
and supper tonight at her home.
Pattern
All-American favorite is the
convenient, " trim button-front
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a straight front yoke, two neck
' versions and an inset waistband.
'Contrast is optional.
Pattern -4006 is available in
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10, 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and
42. Size 16 takes 3'i yards 35
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Bride-Elect
Is Honor
Guest
Mrs. Ann Green, whose mar
riage to Mr. Emil L. Scholz will
be on June 10 in the parlor of
the Evangelical church, was
honored with a shower and des
sert dinner given at the Spa
Tuesday night. Cecile Brunner
roses and pink tapers decorated
the tables.
Hostesses were Misses Ruth
Kellogg, Florence Johnston, Pa
tricia Young, Shirley Riggle,
Agnes M. Smith, Katharine
O'Reilly, and Mesdames Emaleen
Williams and John Nelson.
Also present were. Misses Bar
bara Gesner, Beula Brooks, Vir
ginia Nowlen, Thea Sampson,
Frances Kuensting, Charlotte
Halseth, Rose Zumstein, Mary
Fox, Beth Mason, Pearl Friesen,
Peggy Kilkenny, Hazel Shutt,
Lois Steinke, Joanne Green, and
Mesdames Cora Hamreus, May
Scott, Kathleen Caplan, Alta
Wells, Elsie Bosten, Audrey
Ewing, Norma Shaw, Faith Mc
Intyre, Marcia Smith, Lois
Schultz, Teresa Cooper, and
Pearl Ames.
Piano Students
Vill Play
Piano students of Grace H.
DeHarpport will give a general
recital Friday night at 8:15 at
the YMCA auditorium. A violin
trio consisting of Shirley Adam
son, Donna Jane Macklin. and
Gloria White will assist. . They
are students of Mary Talmadge
Headrick, and Joan Twedt is
the accompanist. Anyone inter
ested is invited to attend.
Students who will play are
Barbara and Donald Owens,
Barbara Zumwalt, Marie De
Harpport, Beverley end Rodney
Hofstetter, Judy Wood, Eleanor
Francisco, ThelnaB Wilcox, Wil
ma Davis, Rodney Bright, June
Young, and ftevit Smith.
Delta Zetas at
Kleinke Home
Mrs. Emmett Kleinke enter
tained members of Delta Zeta
alumnae at her South High street
home Tuesday night. A dessert
supper was served with Red
Cross sewing following.
Attending were Mrs. William
Bradford, Mrs. B. L. Bradley,
Mrs. Bjarne Ericksen, Mrs. Vir
gil Sexton, Miss Maxine Paul
sen, Mrs. Floyd Bowers and Mrs.
Kleinke.
Hanna Rosa court Order of
Amaranth will be host to Eugene
members at a covered dish din
ner aad dance at Masonic temple
on Saturday night. Mrs. Myrtle
Walker, Mrs. Carrie Walker and
Mr. and Mrs. James Manning
are in charge.
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SOCIETY
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CLUB CALENDAR
THURSDAY
Daughters of Union Veterans,
women's clubhouse, 8 p. m.
Willamette tent hive Maccabees,
Legion hall, T:30.
Executive board. WSCS, First
Methodist church, Mrs. Edna Wa
terman, 1307 Hines, 2 p.m.
Fruitland Women's circle, Mrs.
Nick Gerig. 2 o. m.
BPW card club, with Mrs. Bes
sie DeFrance. 605 South Summer
street. 8 p. m.
VFW sewing meeting. Veteran's
hall, 1:30 p. m.
University of Oregon mothers,
luncheon, Schneider's Coffee shop,
1 p. m.
Keizer Ladies Sewing club, Mrs.
Elmer Ideen, no-host dinner, all
day meeting.
Dakota club covered dish sup
per, WCTU hall, 6:30 p. m., pro
gram. Chapter G. PEO. Mrs. Charles
f prague, 423 North 14th street,
:30 p. m.
ARYE auxiliary No. 12 with
Bebecca Westaby, S p. m.
Carnation club with Mjs. Me
linda Parsons, 1057 Saginaw street,
no-host dinner, 1 p. m.
FRIDAY
WRC at YMCA. 2 p. m.
Englewood Woman s club, Mrs.
Ben Pade, 640 North 15th street, 2
Woman's Alliance Unitarian
church, Mrs. Albert Dewey, 1267
Court street, 2:30 p .m.
FOE Auxiliary
Installation
FOE auxiliary held installa
tion of new officers at the reg
ular meeting Tuesday night at
the Eagles hall. Mrs. Gusiit
Shaw was the installing officer
$nd she was assisted by Mrs.
Vernon Fromm, conductress,
Mrs. Elvin Pruitt, captain of the
drill team, and members of the
team.
New officers are Mrs. Ray
Moore, president; Mrs. Elwood
Gettman, past president; Mrs.
Perry Cooper, vice-president;
Mrs. Elmore Kleinke, chaplain;
Mrs. Lucille Tumbleson, secre
tary; Mrs. Mary Aplin, treas
urer; Mrs. Lloyd Moore, inside
guard; Mrs. Judson Bressler,
outside guard, Mrs. William
Gardner, Mrs. Hugh Wane and
Mrs. August Baal, trustees.
Refreshments were served
following the meeting. The next
meeting will be on Tuesday,
June 9, and the regular dance
for all Eagles members will be
held at the hall Saturday night.
Tommy Hirons
Has Birthday
Tommy Hirons, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Korval Hirons, was honor
ed ux his second birthday Tues
day ffftec&con at an informal
party at the Hirons home. Bal
loons and favors decorated the
table which was centered with
a birthday cake.
Honoring Tommy were Robert
Sieger, Anthony Anderson, Diana
Hrubetz, Rita Roggy, Bruce
Birrell, Nancy Gillam of Prine
ville, Mrs. Robert Sieger, Mrs.
Norman Anderson, Mrs. Frank
Hrubetz. Jr., Mrs. George Bir
rell, and Mrs. Arthur Cummins.
Mr' Floyd Bowers wa hos
tels to members of her sewing
Club Wednesday night ft her
home on North 15th street
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Mrs. Frank
Deckebach
Good-byes are being said this
week to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Deckebach, jr. and children,
Carolyn and Frank, who are
leaving Monday for Portland to
make their home.
Wednesday morning Mrs.
Donald A. Young, Mrs. Raymond
Bonesteele, Mrs. Wallace Car
son, Miss Marjorie and Miss Mil
dred Christensen entertained
with a delightful breakfast at
the Young home on Falrmount
Hill for the pleasure of Mrs.
Deckebach.
Red roses centered the dining
room table and other bouquets of
spring flowers were used about
the roms. Twenty of Mrs. Decke
bach's intimate friends were
bidden to the affair.
This afternoon Mrs. Frank W.
Durbin has invited guests to an
informal" tea at her North 15th
street home in honor of Mrs.
Deckebach. Guests have been In
vited to call between 4:30 and 6
o'clock.
Bidden to say au re voir to
Mrs. Deckebach are Mrs. Walter
Socolofsky, Mrs. Wallace Car
son, Mrs. James Humphrey, Mrs.
Raymond Bonesteel, Mrs. Don
ald Young, Mrs. F. W. Poorman,
Mrs. Vern Miller, Mrs. Lewis
Griffith, Mrs. Frederick Decke
bach, Mrs. George Weller, Mrs.
Dolph Craig, Mrs. Leah Hogue,
Miss Marjorie and Miss Mildred
Christenson and Miss Josephine
Baumgartner.
Delegates to
Be Honored
Over 30 women are expected
to accompany their husbands to
the Laundry Owners association
convention to open here today
and continue through Saturday.
Mrs. T. A. Windishar and Mrs.
Van Wieder are making ar
rangements for entertaining the
women guests.
A luncheon will be given in
their honor at Schneider's coffee
shop on Friday at one o'clock to
be followed by a tour of state
buildings. A dinner dance will
be held in the Mirror Room of
the Marion hotel Friday night
and on Saturday a luncheon is
scheduled for 1:30 o'clock in the
Marine room of the Marion ho
tel with cards in play in the
lobby. The annual banquet and
installation of officers will be
held Saturday night In the Mir
or Room.
Pupils to Play
In Recital
Pupils of Mrs. Cora Hendry
wUl appear in a recital at the
Old People's Home tonight at 1
O'clock. They will be assisted
by Mrs. Mildred Cross, pianist,
and Kenneth Schreder, vocalist.
Participating will be Ben and
Marilyn Eyerly, James, William
e nd Dorothy DeLapp, Loren and
Kenneth Lottls, Evelyn and John
White, Rayma Reel, Betty
Schreder and Edith Stewart.
Mrs. R. L. Wright, member of
the state board of Pro-America,
and Mrs. M. M. Magee, Marion
county chairman and president
Of the Salem unit, attended the
cemi-annual convention of Pro
America in Portland Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Brink
and son, William, have left for
flillsboro to make their home
where Mr. Brink will be deputy
district attorney.
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Pauline Cutler
Tells Troth
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cutler
have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Pauline
Cutler, to Lieutenant Jack M. i
Tidwell of Dallas, Texas. The
news was told Friday night at
a party for which Mrs. Cutler
was hostess in honor of Mrs.
George O. Forgard (Dorothy
Jayes), who has left for Fort
Stevens to join her husband.
A military theme was carried
out in the decorations and red, ;
white and blue balloons revealed j
the couple's engagement. A late j
aupper was served by the host
ess. Guests were Miss Cutler, Mrs.
Forgard, Miss Naoma Grouser,
Miss Eva Koessler, Miss Lillian
Kayser, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs.
Edwin Slick, Mrs. Rene Gagnon,
Mrs. Glenna Lehman, Mrs.
Qharles Strlckfaden and Mrs.
Herman Cutler.
Lt. and Mrs. Ridgley Miller
and twin daughters, Kristine
and Katherlne, are visiting this
week at the homes of their par- .
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Landon
and Mr. and Mrs. Claude S.
filler. Lt. Miller has been with
the Royal Canadian air force
and they have been residing In
lethbridge. Lt. Miller is now
With the United States army air
force and will report to Mather
field, Sacramento, Calif., this!
month.
Mrs. William L. Lidbeck was
hostess to members of her club
Tuesday afternoon. A dessert
luncheon was followed by sev
eral hours of contract. Mrs. Ed
Ward Roth was a special guest.
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Eastern Star members voted
funds to outfit Red Cross kits
for soldiers at the regular meet
ing held Tuesday night at the
Masonic temple. Additional work
which the organization will un
dertake for the Red Cross was
planned.
A patriotic program, planned
and presented by Mrs. E. E.
Bergman, depicted the history
of the flag and territorial
growth of the country. Mrs. Ivan
Stewart sang a group of patri
otic songs. A number of Eastern
Star members are planning to
attend the grand chapter in
Portland next week.
Refreshments followed the
meeting and the hostess com
mittee included Mrs. L. M.
Flagg, chairman, Mrs. J. E. Van
Wyngarden, Mr. William Mer
riott, Mr. Mem Pearce and Mr.
Albert Gragg.
Woman's Alliance of the Uni
tarian church will hold its last
meeting of the season Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Albert Dewey on Court street at
2:30 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Chap
man and son, Dick, of Portland
were weekend guests of Mrs.
Chapman's mother, Mrs. Frank
W. Durbin.
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Liver sausage will make S
casserole dish for tonight's din
ner. Lettuce and green onion salad
Liver sausage casserole
Potato chips
Rhubarb rolypoly
The dessert is a cobbler, rolled
up and served with sauce. .
LITER SAUSAGE CASSEROLE
1 pound liver sausage
1 tablespoon mustard
1 tablespoon onion juice '
U teaspoon paprika
1 cup fine cracker crumbs
1 egg, beaten
i cup chopped celery
k cup grapefruit Juice
cup cooked green peas
Mash liver sausage with fork.
Add seasonings and mix well.
Combine remaining ingredients
and mix with liver sausage mix
ture. Place in well greased bak
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oven (375 degrees) 25 minutes.
8 servings.
DALLAS A marriage license
was Issued June 2 at the Polk
county clerk's office to Albert
Louis Koch of Astoria, and Zella
Lohba Hughes of Dallas.
Mrs. Wolcott E. Buren and
children, Dick and Nancy, have
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BETHANY Miss Evelyn Tor
vend, who has been teaching at
Stayton this past year and plans
to return there again in autumn,
left Tuesday for Corvallls where
she has taken a group of 4H stu
dents. Mrs. Olaf Ordahl and infant son
are at the home of her parents,
the C. E. Jorgensons. Mr. Ordahl
is with a defense project in Illi
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from Corvallis where they have
been living for the past year while
Mary has been attending Oregon
State college.
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