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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1942)
TU OREGON STATESMAN. Salens Origan. Friday Morning, August 11 1912 PAGE Party Held In Garden Mrs. R. C. Hunter was on Tuesday to members club, and entertained them i luncheon in the yard. hours of bridge followed, bles set outdoors.' ' Special guests were Mrs. Petteys and Mrs. Lee luemuera 01 ine ciuo are Percy Kelly, Mrs. J. quist, Mrs. Grace Johnson, Mrs. w. E. Hanson, airs. Rex Davis, Mrs. Jesse Campbell, Mrs. T. Galloway, Mrs. Franfc Loose, Airs, frame Myers, Mrs. W. S. Levens and Mrs. EL C. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Allen; Earl f Square at a Time Plan Picnic on Sunday 2.. "tr jr. tt".; ?v? n. . nosles iTVVUtW Odd of her ffir A m;&AXitJ&i' Marion with VI ;U tion picnic : X Stayton city -i. a i JT5-7 ". ! t at w Sf-r'A Wakefield of m.IfSmSr ZtWZ. at 12 o' Mrs. vrr ""sf .' and cream . w. i tT- . ... UUCr iNi.Vi- the comm mmm m - sw w - to rag- a Fellows - and Rebekahs, county district conven- will be held at the park on Sunday be- 10:30 o'clock. Robert Stayton will be in the program. lunch will be served clock. Ice cream, coffee will be furnished by ittee. Miss Frances Clinton left Thursday, of this week lo visit her sister in Glendale, Califor nia. - Palo Alto, formerly of Salem, "JCte-si1 -WS were the honor truest of Mr. TKi . 2fA?&zigitZi fefr1 : Tdday'sj Menu; and Mrs. honor guests of Mr. James Campbell of San Jose at a barbecue party. Also present at the party was Flying Cadet Lynn CronemiUer of Salem, now stationed at Mer ced, California. MT. ANGEL A no-host sur prise birthday party," compli menting Mrs. John Diehl, was held at the Diehl home by friends Tuesday night. The hon or guest was presented with a hand-crocheted centerpiece. Cards were piaVed and re freshments served, later. High score honors for cards went to Mrs. Eva Erwert, Mrs. Mary Baker and Fred Gooley. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. John Diehl ,Mr. and Mrs. William Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gooley, Mrs. Rose Appleby, Mrs. Eva Erwert, Mrs. Alary Baker, Mrs. Anna Ter haar, Mrs. Otto Wellman, Miss Elizabeth Keber and Miss Helen Keber. NORTH HOWELL Women of the North Howell Community church congregation honored Rev. Mrs. B. Bullock with a gift shower Friday night. Those present were Mrs. Peter Schmidt, Mrs. Robert Meye, Mrs. Anton Pfau, Mrs. Steve Schmidt, Mrs. Orval Bullock, Mrs. Frank Ditchen, Mrs. Cora Bigger, Mrs. Ralph Clark, Mrs. Andrew Smith, Mrs. Rose Ditchen, Flor ence Watenpaugh, Mrs. August AVoelke, Bertha G. Bullock, Carol Biggins, Frances Schmidt, Doris Schmidt, Florence Olson and Evelyn McDonald. You can acquire luxury a square at a time for that's how this lovely filet crochet cloth Is worked. Crochet the squares to make smaller accessories a dainty scarf matj! or pillow top! Pattern 381 contains chart and directions for square; illus trations of stitches; materials re quired. Send 11 cents for this pattern to The Oregon Statesman, Needlecraft Dept., Salem, Ore. Write plainly pattern number, your name and address. Thick 'slices of peppe will be stuffed for today's salad, dessert will use plums and peaches stuffed pepper rings Broiled salmon slices Buttered potatoes Green beans vinaigrette Plum-peach cup - . STUFFED PEPPER SALAD 4 firm green peppers 1 cup chopped cabbage Vi cup cooked peas ' ' 1 teaspoon chopped onion , Va teaspoon salt teaspoon paprika 5 tablespoons salad dressing Discard centers from peppers and stuff with( rest of ingredi ents. GREEN BEANS vTN AIGRETTE 2 tablespoons salad oil 2 tableshpoons vinegar 3 tablespoons chopped sweet pickles or pickle relish 1 teaspoon minced parsley teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper 8 cups cooked green beans Mix ingredients and simmer 5 minutes. Serve immediately. A daughter was born on Wed nesday afternoon at Salem Gen eral hospital to Lt. and Mrs. Frank Spears, jr., and has been named Julianne. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spears, sr., Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Grabenhorst are the grand parents, and Mrs. Russell Cailin is the great-grandmother. Mrs. Spears is the former Ruth Jean Garnjobst. Four-Year-Old Girl Saves Brothers Life REDMOND, Aug. 13-CSV At four years old, Janice Fix is heroine. ner orotner, johnny, a year and a half old, fell Into an irriga tion ditch near Pilot Butte. Janice dived for a leg that was still on the bank. Unable to pull him out of the water, she jumped Into the stream and boosted him to safety. He was not hurt Salem Girl Is Secretary JENNINGS LODGE, Aug. 13. (.S3) Election of Ancil D u r r e 1 1, Yakima, ' Wash., as president of the Oregon Washington young people's union of the Evangelical church was announced Thursday. Charles Sempke, Seattle, was elected vice-president;: ' the Rev. F. R. . Witmer, Yakima, pastor counsellor, And the Rev. Lyle H. Willard, Seattle, reelected secre tary of the church conference. Maxine Underhfll, Salem, was chosen secretary of the young peo ple's union, and Mary 'Phyllis Plowman, Mapleton, executive advisor. jPortland Schools May Overflow PORTLAND, Aug. 13.-;p-Pro-bability that classrooms in some Portland schools will be "impos sibly overcrowded' because of the new industrial worker population was seen Thursday by school offi cials. ' ' ' " Supt Ralph E. Dugdale said that at least 2800 new pupils will be enrolled this fall, most of them in concentrated areas near ship yards. As a result, the school board is seeking federal aid to provide ad ditional housing and teachers. Wheatland Woman Has Relatives for Guests WHEATLAND Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Turner of Sacramento were guests of Mrs. Walter Kirkwood last weekend. Mrs. D. O. Webster of Portland was a Sunday guest at the same home. Mrs. Turner is a niece and Mrs. Webster sister of Mrs. Kirkwood. 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