Tie OBEGON STATESMAN. SaXemi Oregon, Tuesday Morning. July It IStt
PAGE SIX
Married at
Ohurch
Rites:
1Viv11icr THrvcnn anI ILfr
William Cross were married on '
- Saturday in the Memorial room .
' of the", White Temple church in ?
Portland at a service conducted -.
by Dr. Ralph Walker. i
They were attended by Miss ;
Carol White, niece of the bride, "
.and Mr. Claude Cross, brother
of the groom '
Ulf Ml , "J
. ther, the bride, wore . a brown
twill dressmaker suit with mat-.
; ching accessories and a corsage
of gardenias. Miss White also .
. wor brown and a corsage of
eladiolas and bachelor buttons.
. The bride is the. daughter of
- pfUUgC fXX.V. II Mr . mrVM V .
m Gold : Beach, and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther
; S. Cross of Salem. ,- -y: '
Tnth Mr inH Mrs. Crcut. at-
. tended Salem schools. They will
, make their, home in Portland
where Mr. Cross is connected
', with the Willamette Steel and
Supply.
Following a reception at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
. White, the bride and groom left
' for the Oregon beaches.
Singers Appear
"In Concert
. IlklVl UUikVhf J.C1V1
negro singers, scheduled to ap
- pear Wednesday night at Leslie
auditorium at 8:30, will give Sa
lem people a sample of their ar
tistry at 2 p. m. on station
KSLM, on Wednesday. They
' yrut present the following pro
gram: ? Climbing up de Mountain,
Children, Traditional Negro.
Cavatina by Raff (violin).
Po Ole Laz'rus, by John
Work.
Juba Dance, by N. Pett (pi
ano). -
Witness for My Lord, Tradi
tional. , Personnel of the famous quin
tet is: Emanuel Mansfield, first
tenor and director; Ambrose
Phillips, second tenor; William
Haithcock, baritone and violin
ist: Coolidee Weims. bass, and
Johnson Hubert, pianist
The Quintet will nresent the
following Droeram at the even
ing concert, tickets for which
may be purchased a the door,
or from mrmhcn nt th Ti
"Woman's club, sponsoring
groups.
. How Do You Do, Everybody
PJenty Good Room
Let's Go Down to Jordan
ciimDing up Ue Mountain, Chil
s dren Traditional Negro
Tenor solo (selected) .
Emanuel
- Mansfield
..Tosti-Parks
Prothroe
Gion
:J..Huhn
William
Haithcock
Goodbye
Shadow March :
Home on the Range
Invictus
Violin solo' (selected .
Red Man' Death Chant ... Paul Bliss
Annie Laurie .....Adam Geibel
Little David, Play on Your
Harp ....Negro
Piano Solo (Selected)
J..Johnson
i Hubert
Bass Solo (Selected) Coolidge Weims
Po Ole Laz'rus .
Witness for My Lord..
John Work
Traditional
Catholic Group
In Session
The C a t h o lie Daughters of
America held their July meeting
Wednesday night at the home of
Mrs. Ellen Elvin in Bellvue
street A picnic was followed by
. the business meeting.
Members were asked to con
tinue helping at the Red Cross
rooms on Monday which is Ca
tholic Daughters of America day.
There, is sewing and cutting to
be done.
The August meeting will also
be a covered dish picnic, at the
home of Mrs. Joe McCormick at
J 185 Myrtle avenue at 7 p. m.,
to which all members are asked
to come. ;
v Major and Mrs. John W. Ev
ans and son, John Craig, were
weekend visitors at the home of
Major Evans parents. Dr. and
' Mrs. John C Evans. Major Ev
ans will leave Wednesday for
active duty with the army med
ical corps, while Mrs. Evans and
their son will live in Portland.
A:
o
J... N i (irm Ptit SmZk film. S
tHh' barbecnlnr rapidly pa In In p la popularity thronghOBt the eatr
Ux O. Cttlien. meat fr-r Ulis,t of the National Lira Stock and Meat ttoartfl,
I bows bow one hambui frr caa satisfy various tastes. Instead ef flattening
I uniburrrr. pat thrnt Into ball, and barbecne slawly. Slked lato t tires :
fori Jobs (Inset), li frovlJcs two wcll-don pieces ana a Mi
A,
mm
mi
v.
5:. St:
1 .V
PRESIDENT Miss Hattie Bratzel, newly elected president
of the Salem Junior. Woman's club, sponsoring group for a con
cert scheduled for Wednesday night at Leslie auditorium. This
is the first large benefit affair to be given by the group since
Miss Bratzel took office.
CLUB CALENDAR
TUESDAY
Missouri auxiliary, with R. C.
McClay at 1484 State street.
VFW auxiliary luncheon, 1:30
with Mrs. Ward Wolfe, 651
Thompson street..
McCormick class. First Method
ist church, with James M. Taylor,
S Lansing street. :30 p. m. .
Past Presidents club of the
Woman's Relief corps, 2 p.m.
with Mrs. C. F. Pratt, 1155 North
16th street.
WEDNESDAY
Salem Writers club picnic with
Mrs. William Merriott, 1880 Kan
sas street.
South Circle. First Christian
church With Mrs. A. M. Hanson.
. 520 Mill street, all day Red Cross
sew
WRC. YMCA. J p.m.
t
Mrs. Seymour Jones returned
last week from a two month's
visit on the estate of her son-in-law
and . daughter in north
ern California. Interesting is her
report of a 50th wedding anni
versary of a brother Martin
Pease, third of Mrs. Jones' fam
ily to celebrate a golden wed
ding. Mr. and Mrs. Jones cele
brated theirs in 1940 and an
other brother, Warren Pease of
Chicago had an anniversary
some years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Walker
and daughter Phyllis, Mrs.
James A. Byers and. daughters
Sharon and Judith .spent the
weekend at the Idlewilde cab
in at Seaside. They were the
guests of Mrs. D. D. Sullivan.
(Marjorie Walker) and Mrs.
James McCone (Greta Jones).
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bangert f
Aron, SD, are here visiting their
daughters, Mrs. E..W. Richey of.
Salem, Mrs. Bernard Sampson of
Portland, and son, Harry Pritz
kau of Salem.
The Social afternoon club of
the Eastern' Star will meet to
day for an all day sew. A cov
ered dish luncheon will be
served at noon. The meeting is
in Masonic temple. '
if-
"A
SOCIETY
MUSIC
The HOME
'i. , -' "
'Vw: .'y
i
1 1
' - " t
Party on
Tuesday
Night
Mrs. Kenneth Manning was
hostess at her home on Tuesday
night to members of her bridge
club and special guests. Mem
bers of the club are: Mrs. Jo
seph Harvey, jr., Mrs. Thorne
Hammond, Mrs. William Dash
ney, Mrs. Wheeler R. English,
Mrs. George Scales, Mrs. Har
old Busick, Mrs. Wilson Sieg
mund, Mrs. Kenneth Manning
and Mrs. Edward Stadter, jr.
Mrs. Keith Hall was a special
guest.
, After several hours of bridge,
a shower was given for Mrs.
Harvey and Mrs. Busick.
Mr. and Mrs. XV. R. Keeney,
sr., of Riverdale, are announcing
the marriage of their son, Cor
poral William R. Keeney, Jr., of
the US marines, to Miss Cath
erine Lewin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alva J. Lewin, of Mountain
Home, Idaho.
BETHEL The people ef the
neighborhood gave a surprise
party and showef in the school
dining room Saturday night
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E.
Larsen (Inabelle Creech), mar
ried recently in Olympia. There
was a large attendance, with
former residents returning for
the occasion.
Bouquets of roses centered
the tables where the guests were
seated for refreshments. A beau
tifully decorated three-tier cake
was cut by the bride. Those who
planned the pleasing affair were
Mrs. J. A. Hain, Mrs. Emaleen
Williams, Mrs. A. C. Spranger.
Mr. Larsen is in the cavalry di
vision at Fort Lewis.
SALEM HEIGHTS Mrs.
Clarence Forbis spent Sunday
in Eugene visiting her daughter-in-law
and new grandson,
Billie - K. Chapman, Jr. His
father, Lt. Bill K Chapman, Is
stationed in Australia. Mrs.
Chapman is the former Leila
Kenny of Eugene.
. 2
SWEGLE-Mr. . and Mrs.
, Ralph Becker and daughter, Ann,
spent last weekend - at Netarts
; beach with Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Thomas and Joan of Salem.
HUBBARD Levi Miller, for
mer member of the school board,
was . elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Max
G. Cook.
LIBERT V The . Red Hills
grange will meet Tuesday night at
the hall.- A covered dish dinner
will be served at 7:30 and the
meeting wUl begin at 8 o"clock.
nnnr
- which makes you '
CRXUXY, KZXVQUS
If yon ruffer monthly erunpii, bsick
aebe, distress of "irrefularl Ue,M ner
vousnessdue to functional inoaUi
Ij d itur bttAora try Lyd is Pin. It ham's
Compound Tablets (with added
Iron). Mad tpecUf for itomew.
Tbey also help build up red blood.
IbUov label curecuou. fry Ui
If
' 1
- I
Musical v...-
Picnic
Today
A musical picnic will be giv
en at the Ralph Scott home on
the Spring; Valley-: road this
noon. Those giving the party are
members of the Salem string en
semble, - who have asked heir
mothers and other guests to the
affair. .
Attending will be members' of
the ensemble, Mary , Talmadge
Headrick, Jeanette Scott, Kath
leen Broer, Mary East and Jean
Hobson Rich. , Guests . will ' be
Mrs. Ralph Scott, Mrs. Fred
Broer, Mrs. William , East, Mrs.
E. H., Hobson,' Mrs. William Ev
, erett - Anderson and Miss Mar
jorie Broer.
Several hours of practice will
follow the luncheon. : .. - '
Book Review"
At Meeting
Mrs. Charles Ratcliff will re
view the recent novel, "Wind
swept," by Mary Ellen Chase at
Leslie church parlors at 2 o'clock
Wednesday, afternoon, at a pro
- gram and tea sponsored by the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of that church. Mrs. Jes
sie Bush Mickelson will sing.
In charge of arranging the
decorations and tea table will be
Mesdames Alma Barkus, Vergil
Burson, T. W. Conner and
George Henderson. Serving in
the dining room will be the of
ficers of the society, Mesdames
C. W. Stacey, Mason Bishop,
W. S. Ankney and F. X. Hoer
eth. Xll interested women are
invited.
Radio Speakers '
Tell Plans
"The responsibility of the jun
ior and senior hostesses toward
the enlisted men" will be dis
cussed in an open forum radio
program this afternoon on the
weekly art and recreation radio
hour over KSLM. Mrs. T. S.
Hammond, assistant p u b 1 i city
director of the Salem Hostess
league will have charge of the
program.
Other speakers will be Sybil
Spears, Hattie Bratzel, Loretta
Kahler and Sally McLelland.
members of the Junior Hostess
league. The broadcast starts at
2:15.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Salter
and daughters, Luella and Mar
cella, Chicago, have been guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sal
ter of Fruitland road. Morris
Salter is a nephew of Charles
Salter,
'it
Members of the Fidelis class
of the First Baptist church will
meet at the home of Mrs. J. G
Prescott, 254 North Church
street on Thursday at 8 o'clock,
Mrs. T. C. McClean and Mrs.
J. W. Cabeen will be co-hostesses.
Today's Menu
Freshvegetables will join liv
er in the day's menu:
Fresh vegetable salad bowl
Baked liver patties
Steamed potatoes
Stewed celery
J Fresh applesauce
Gingerbread
BAKED BEEF LIVER PATTIES
1 pound liver
1 cup thick white sauce
cup cooked rice or mashed
potatoes
V teaspoon paprika
1 teaspoon onion juice butter
teaspoon pepper
V2 teaspoon salt
, 1 teaspoon lemon juice
1 egg
1 cup cooked tomatoes
Chop liver. Combine with
white sauce, rice and season
ings. Shape into flat 2-inch pat
ties. Place in shallow baking
dish, cover ' with tomatoes and
dot with butter. Bake in a mod
erate oven (350 degrees) 30 min-
utes. Six servings. .
WANT HER .TO . SHARE 1
YOUR HAPPY . FUTURE?
1, mm
I. i i M
SI!
g
- ' " .
aM;T7Fn VPAT. trift entire familv will : eniov." serve a
hot, hearty and nourishing ham 'slteetrrltter'gfeeh. peas
and julienne carrot stripe. Buying a jdyTtcserve ham solves
the .problem of med preparauoVfor several days,tand the .a;.
idyoked deifdously-flavored hcrm is as tender, as spring
chicken. It can be served hot or cold for any meaU prepared jn
a variety pi ways of served in casserole dishes, sandwiches
or salad. Here a feninch slice of ready-to-serve ham was pciij.
broiled until Hghth1 browned and heated through. Place the
ham slice in a hot fry pan over a medium 'flame and fry for
about five minutes on each side. ' . - . '
Gamp
Meeting
Opens July 16
Dr. Riggle Will Preach
At Meetings Close
To Woodburn
WOODBURN The 42nd annu
al encampment of the Church of
God for Oregon will begin Thurs
day evening, July 16, at the
Church of JGod camp ground at the
north edge of Woodburn.
Rev. H. S. Fulton, pastor of the
local Church of God, has made the
following announcement: "F o r
many years this has been the hap
py meeting place for those who
like to hear good gospel songs and
hear the many inspiring speakers.
This year the pubttc is again in
vited to attend theieeting.
Dr. H. M. Riggle will be the
evangelist. Mrs. Riggle is also an
ordained minister. Dr. Riggle has
spent 49 years in active work of
the ministry, and has been in
evangelistic work throughout
,
And
... - - 4 - - . - .v-x-v. . v . . I
' - X . . fc.-.. ... ..... 'Ayyy.-, ,
'ii- '''"'' " - t .' !:'. : -IvX.V.X-XVlV.WW.Wt.W
. . :-x-x-x-x-X;Xxvx-x-x-x-;'
, i- ---..." v----.'.'v-Vivi
i
Aw
Big Yearling
Glass Seen
CORVALLIS, July 13.-(P)-Pre-
dieting a large Oregon State col
lege freshman class .this fall, Reg
istrar E. B. Lemon said Monday
applications from men are run
ning 10 per cent higher than last
year. , ,
This indicates, he said, that
high school graduates plan to con
tinue their education under one
of the eight military enlistment
programs offered students.
Applications from both men
and women are 4.2 per cent above
last year though this Increase may
be. caused by early filing of trans
cripts by Corvallis high school,
Lemon said.
United States, Canada, Europe,
Egypt and Palestine. Besides be
ing a preacher, Dr. Riggle is an
author. Among his books are 18
theological works.
For
mm
IIOTE
USA.
(continued
:4S Moods In Melody. '
10.40 Brad Reynolds, Singer.
10JS News. - - x
10:30 HomekeepWi Calendar.
10:45 Dro Kate
11:00 Light of U' World.
11:15 Lonely. Women. .
11 JO Guidinh Ugly -
11 -45 Hymns vt aU Churches.-,
12.-00 Melodic Tunes.
12:15 Ma Perkins "
1230 Pepper Young's Family, r
12.-45 Right to Happiness. . , t
l.-OO BactcsUge Wlia : .
1:15 Stella Dallas - -
1 JO Lorenzo Jones'
15 Young Vidder Hrown
' 20-When a GUI Mames. .
2:15 Portia Faces Ufa. ,
2 -.30 Three Sons Trio, v ,
2 :46 Roa-1 of Life. :.
. 3:00 Vic Sad. ,
- 3:15 Against the Storm. - -3:30
Ted Steela Studio Club. .
! 3:45 BiU Stern.
. 40 Lea Swaetland. Singer. -.
4:15-StudiO. ' . . . :
4:30 Funny Money Ma 9. ,
.4.-45 H. V. Kaltenborn.
Se Star of Today. ; :
5:15 Clarinade. - ; '
' 3:30 Horace Heidt -
60 Battle of the Sexes. -
' -tnWillnn.'NMbltt '
-V 7 .-00 A data With - Judy. ;
' a u.rmt Warinc in Pleasure fima.
r 8:15 Story Drama by Almstead.
- 30 Johnny Presents.
S. -00 Adventures of Thin Man.
' 9 JO Roy Shields Orchestra.
14:00 News Flashes. - -
10:15 Your Home Town News.
1025 Musical Interlude. .
10:30 Moonlight Sonata
110 Swing Your Partner.
11:15 BUtroora Hotel Orchestra.
.1130 News .
12.-00-2.-00 a. m. Swing Shift.
f ..' '
KALE MBS TTEhDAT 1131 Kt.
' 30 Memory Timekeeper.
7K News.
7:15 Memory Timekeeper.
KW Haven of Rest. .
30 News. , '. - '
8:45 Old Songs.
S0 Boake Carter. "
:15 Woman's Side of tha News. .
' 930 This and That
10 .-00 News. j,'
10:15 ri Find My Way.
10:30 News.
1035 Women- Today.
10:45 Buyer's Parade.
114)0 Australian News.
11:15 Miss Meade's Children.
1130 Concert Gems.
11:45 Luncheon Concerts
1230 News.
12:45 Shady Valley Folks.
1 :00 Baseball Roundup.
1 -f5 Victory Quartette.
1:15 Walter Compton, Commentary.
1 30 New Yom Racing treason.
1 :45 Sweet and Sentimental.
2:00 President's Press Conference
2:05 Two Keyboards. :
2:15 A Man With a Band.
2:30 News.
2:45 Bookworm.
3:00 B. S. Bercovlci. Commentator
3:15 Baseball Roundup.
3 30 Dancetime.
3:30 Hello Again.
4:00 News. 7
4:15 Johnson Family. -4:30
Confidentially Yours.
4:45 Music Depredation.
5:00 Jerry Sears.
5:15 Johnny Richards Orchestra.
530 Ned Jordan.
6:00 Treasury Star Parade.
, 6:15 News. ,
fc30-Jimmy Allen, XJSN. ,
V09 Q.IL m
Lccal and World Uide
iron
THE SiUIE DM IT'S
PUBLISIED!
it
it
Phono 9101 . . Order for Vacation
";; .'. Pay on Elclurn ; . :
THIS RATE NOT LBIITED TO ABOVE DES
TINATION. APPLIES TO ANY PLACE IN THE-
from Page 4) . ,- N ' ' . '
:45 Movie Parade.
f AO John B. Hughe, f ;
7:15 Harmony Home.-
130 Music for America. .
00 Dick Kuhn Orchestra.
:15 JosepH Sady Orchestra.
s jo Dick Jurgena Orchestra.
5 Harmony Horn.
:O0 New. - ...
1:15 Tom Thumb Theatre.
30 John B.-Hughes. -
9:45 Fulton Lewis, Jr. - -18-00
Henry Xing Orchestra.
1030 Newa '
10.46 King & PaneU Orchestra.
110 Jan Savitt Orchestra, i.
11:15 Henry Busse Orchestra. .
1130-Cab Calloway Orchestra:
v1.-.-,.,.:. a.-V.- '- '!'"!''
KOAC TUESDAf 55 SEiBr
10. OO Review of tha Day.
105 News. - : "
10:15 The Homemaker Hour
110 Classroom -Broadcasa.
11:V Ten Minute iu
120 Mews.
12:15 Farm Hour. -10
Favorite Classic"
1 d5 variety Tima.
1 . t tm n inwnrin
S. -00 Classroom Broadcast.
2:50 Sunshine serenade. -r
3.-00 Americans All Immigrants
AU ' ' '
330-Great Songs -,
3 :45ftJ4cw. 1 ' -
1 40 Chamber Music. - . " '
. 4 30 Stories for Boys and Girls.
5 ;oo With the Old Masters. .
5:15 Excursions in Science.
530 Evening Vesper Service.
5.45 All Out to Win. ,
:15 News.
' 30 Farm Hour. '
7 30 GUbert and Sullivan. ,
S. -00 Summer Session Feature.
:15 Concert Hall. -
30 Monitor Views the News. .
8:45 Music of Czechoslovakia. .
K Music of Czechoslovakia,
. 9:15 Music of the Masters. .; ,
9:50-100 News.
Coal of Coos Bay
Being Developed
PORTLAND, July lMDe
velopment of Coos Bay coal de
posits to alleviate the fuel short
age has started, the Pacific north
west war industries conrmission
announced Monday.
" The' commission, engaged in sur
veying fuel needs of Oregon and
Washington, "is composed of Ivan
Bloch, Bonneville administration;
David Eccles, representing Gov.
Sprague, and Pat Hetherton, rep
resenting Washington's. Governor
Langlie. . ; ,
News Events!
xx
.v.v.;-
m
Per
Ueclx
Xv.v
'.V
Xv
a,
m