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Tlx OHTGOII STATESMAN. Scdexa Oregon, Wednesday Morning. DecernEer S3, 1942
Betrothal Is
Told at
Dinner.
At a party given on Tuesday
night at the home of ( Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Holtzman for Mrs. M.
Feves (Shirley Cohen), a bride
of a few -weeks, her cousin, Miss
Jean Holtzman, told of her own
engagement to Mr. Herbert Ad-
ler.
Miss Holtzman is the daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Dave G. Holtz-
. man and her fiance is the son
! of Mrs. R. Ross of New York
city. Mr. Adler is on the edi
torial staff of the Oregonian but
has enlisted in the air corps and
is awaiting call.
Miss Holtzman attended Uni
versity of Washington last year,
and is a sophomore at Willamette
university this "year. Mr. Adler
attended school in Portland. No
date was set for the wedding.
The engagement was- an
nounced by - cards bearing the
names of the couple, and placed
'under the service plates at din
' ner. Their names ,also appeared
on small cakes served as dessert.
The party was a shower for
Mrs. Feves, who will leave soon
to join her husband in Wyoming.
Cards were in play after dinner.
' f-Guests at the shower 'were
Miss Jean Fanton, Mrs. Ruth"
Melzer, Miss Besse Brown, Mrsrt
William Whittamore, Miss Fran
ces Kells, Miss Esteline Smith,
Miss Helen Huchnick, Miss Phyl
lis' Eaton, Mrs. H. Brown, Mrs.
' S. Huchnick,' Mrs. A. Volchok,
' Mrs.' S. Cohen, Mrs. Phil Gold
' stein, Mrs. H. Cohen, Mrs. J.
I Josephson, Mrs. R. Wies and Mrs.
. Holtzman.
. Morrisons at
; Party
Guests were entertained at the
i home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.'
Morrison, North. 18th street,
Monday night. After games and
; cards had been played, gifts were
exchanged around a Christmas
tree. -Refreshments were served
at a table decorated with a small
tree and candles. Mrs. Thurman
J. Hart assisted.
'Those present were: Mr. and
1 Mrs. JTE. Clique, Mr. and Mrs.
7, Paul Jones, Mr. Duane Griffith,
. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Battliner,
; Mr. and I Mrs. Charles Duncan,
; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Obrist and
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Morrison.
. A son, William David, was
born to Lt and Mrs. Douglas
' 4Va CaUm fieri 0ml
v hospital on Tuesday morning.
. The baby is the grandson of Mr.
i and , Mrs. G. F. Oiajmbers and
- ; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Astinwall and
!" the great-grandson of Mr. A. W
: Boorman of Long Beafch, Calif or
l nia. f ix ; Chambers Spill leave
- today for Camp McCoy1, Wiscon
' sin, after a leave, from his last
station at Ft Lewis. -"
J Mrs. T. S. MacKenzle Is spend-
; ing the holidays in Seattle at
; the home of her son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. MacKenzie.
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CLUB CALENDAR
TBimSDAT
Fidelis class, First Baptist
church, with Mrs. Ada V. Skiff,
421 ',i Court street, 1 p. m.
niOAT -
Ann Judson circle, 7:30 p. m,
1st Baptist church.
Junior Women
At Tomkins'
Members of the Junior Wom
an's club met on Monday night
for their annual Christmas par
ty, at the home of Mrs. Joseph
V. Tompkins, with Miss Maria
Dare and Mrs. B. C. Harrison
assisting Mrs. Tomkins as host-
During the evening, the group
wrapped gifts for girls at Hill
crest school, which they have
done at these parties since their
organization in 1934.
Mrs. Vincent Crane and Mrs.
Peter Di Paolo were guests of
the club.
A lighted tree decorated the
room, clusters of red and blue
bells were arranged on the man
tle. Fir bows and candles com
pleted the decorations for the in
formal evening.
Formal Dance
Is Tonight
- Bain bow girls will dance to
night at the armory, at their an
nual formal dancing party, to
which they- have invited all
'members of the high school and
college set. Decorations are to
be in blue and silver, according
to Miss Margaret Forsythe, who
heads the committee in charge.
Dancing will be from 9 to 12
o'clock and the music will be
furnished by the. Top Hatters,
local musicians.
- A large turnout is expected,
and the committee has an-
: nounced that tickets may be pur
chased at the door of the armory.
Holiday Party
At Soandling's
; - - i
; Mrs.fW.'E. Scandling and
daughter, Margie, were hostesses
to piano pupils of Miss Frances
Virginie Melton, on Saturday af
ternoon,' at a Christmas party,
p Over I forty guests, including
pupils and their mothers, were
present.-- Games were played
during the afternoon and an ex
change of gifts around the
Christmas tree concluded the af
ternoon's pleasure.
XDANHA Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Butler entertained at dinner De
cember 117 and the evening was
spent playing cards. ' The fol
lowing guests were present: Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Healey, Mr. and
Mrs. C. T. Haseman, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Chesnut and Mrs.
Sam Palmerton.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C Haseman
received, guests Saturday night
for an informal bridge party.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
C. T. Haseman, Mr. and Mrs. .
W. T. Chesnut, Mr. and Mrs. Jim -Healey;
Mrs. Sam Palmerton and .
the hostess' young daughter and
son,' Nancy and Dick Haseman.
- The holiday season was ob-.
served Sunday afternoon by an
open house at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Healey. The guests -present
were Mr. and Mrs. Scott '
Butler, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ches-?
; nut, .Mr. ) and Mrs. C T. : Hase-
man, Mrs. Sam Palmerton, Mrs.
R. C. Haseman, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Reynolds, ' Mr. Ernest Ueh
r linger and Mrs. V. E. Ruedy. v
! ,- -
. AMITY The East Side Sewing
club met Thursday afternoon at
. the home of Mrs. Edward Schaef
fer. . Christmas songs were sung
and a social time enjoyed." Gifts
were exchanged among the mem
bers and - refreshments y were
served. . Those present included
Mesdames Oara and Alma Hahn,
Lilly Tallman, Mary E. Breed
ing, John Switzer, Al Dereaue,
Helen Beeler, , Nettie Schaeffer,
Lloyd Fresham, E. M. Johnston,
Leonard Schmidt and Lottie Tall
man. Mrs. L. Noffsinger and
two children were guests. .- The
next meeting will-be held at the
- home of Mrs. r Nettie Schaeffer
Thursday, January 7, with Mrs.
Leonard Schmidt assisting host
ess. This 'will be an all day
meeting ; with - a covered dish
luncheon at noon.
CpKINGLE Members af the
"Pringle Women's club, and their
families ' enjoyed a Christmas
party at the clubhouse Saturday
night.: T Games and refreshments
followed a program1 which' in
cluded : piano - accordion - num
bers by Marguerite Gardner, a
reading by Ralph Curtis, num
bers by the Pringle school girls
-chorus and a community Christ
mas carol. sing led by Mrs. Clara
Girod, ' school principaL f ' '
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Boys, Parents
Have Dinner
Boy Scouts of the Rotary troop
No. 1 were hosts on Sunday night
at a covered dish supper for their
parents. ' The party was held at
the scout hut and after the din
ner, the group sat around the
fireplace and sang carols.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Mockford and Sheila (Mr.
Mockford is scoutmaster), Mr.
Ronald Ruddiman, Mrs. Harry
Wiedmaier and Harry, Mr. Wal
ter Zosel and Don, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Blume and Ronald, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd McClellan ' and
Rodney, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hale,
Paul, Doris and Patricia, Mr. and
Mrs. William Phillips,' Jim and
Don, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thom
as, Dean, Mairnd Michael, Mrs.
Mary Gardner and Harold, Mrs.
James McReal, Ray and Jerry,
Thane Olson, ' Harold Mansfield,
Billie and Bobby Johnston, Billie
Hart, Charles Johnson, Rex. Sco
field, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reed and
Leo. "
FRUITLAND The Fruitland
Women's circle had their Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs.
Selma Dalke. i Presents were ex
changed with Mrs. Ellen Silke
being Santa Claus. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Alma Bailey,
Leona Faust, Leon a Runner,
Leona Scott, Leila Fagg, FJise
Eggler, Josephine Lucas, Carrie
Branch, Mary Yergen, I sa belle
Armstrong, Caroline Carnik,
Hortense Kreft, Emma Gydesen,
Clara Fischer, Olga Gerig, Elsie
Girod, Edna Lively, Minnie Fagg,
Winnie Bisbee, Ellen ilke, Lucy
Brown, Nora Kufner, Lydia Wit
ham, Zffie Lively, Helen Miller,
Selma Dalke and Miss Daisy
Lambert. Children were Sydney
and Virginia Lively, Jack and
Charleen Faust, Patty and Jim
my Miller, Alan and Jimmy Gi
rod, Richard Gydesen, Betty
Fischer and Alene and Bruce
Dalke.
BUENA VISTA The next
meeting of Woman's club will be
January 6, with a covered dish
dinner at noon. The ladies have
quilt and Red Cross work to do.
AMITY The December meet
ing of the Amity Baptist Mission
circle has been postponed until
January 8, at the home of Mrs.
Edward Lehman, west of Amity,
at 2:31 o'clock, with Mrs. J. O.
Casteel leader.
. LIBERTY The Christian En
deavor society of the Liberty
church are planning to go carol
ing agam. on Christmas eve if
they can arrange some mode of
transportation, perhaps a team
and wagon. 1 J
Residents here have enjoyed
the young folks' carols for sev
eral years and 'some have al
ready expressed the hope that
they may be able to come around
with their songs this year.
Recently the group . made
Christmas boxes of goodies and
gifts for all the boys in the ser
vice who had attended Endeavor
here. .
DETROIT Mrs. Major
Baughn has announced the mar
riage of her sister, Joy Hammon,
to Joe St Lewis, which - took
place December 16. ' Mrs. St.
Lewis was employed in Detroit
: until a year and a half ago, when
she went to Portland. The couple
are residing in Corvallis.
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Come in tonight! You'll find a
huge variety of quality gifts .
all at W ards usual down-to-earth
prices) Buy all of your gifts and
all your holiday needs at
7 7i3 Cess Chrbtncs Ere ct 6 P. I L
New Member in
Salem Lodge -
Salem Rebekah lodge met
Monday with Mrs. Myrtle Walk
er presiding. Mrs. Edythe Gray
was elected to membership by
transfer from Cascade Locks.
The Odd Fellows and the Re
bekahs are planning a joint in
stallation of officers some time.
In January. " x ,
After a very short business
session the annual Christmas
party and program were : held.
Mrs. Emil Otjen had charge of
the program which was as fol
lows: violin solos, by Elsie Mae
Otjen - and Jerry Lampkin; pl-
ano solo, by Sharon Lampkin;
the Christmas story- in sons and
tableau; vocal solo by, Mrs. Joe
Cunningham.
Mrs. Olmsted Is
Hostess -
Mrs. D. D. Olmstead ' enter
tained at her home Monday at a
Christmas party for officers and
guards of the Neighbors of Wood
craft. Holly and mistletoe deco
rations and candles were used.
There were 30 guests.
An exchange of gifts was held
and the evening spent socially.
Mrs. George McDonell of
Buell, Idaho, and Mrs. Elmer
McFadden of Boise, Idaho, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. S. John
. son.
Mr. and Mrs.' Dwight Aden
(Esther Black" of .'Spokane, are
the parents of a son, born in
Spokane on Monday. He is the
first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Gordon Black' of Salem, and
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Aden of
WilsonvUle. He was born on
Mrs. Black's birthday, Decem
ber 21.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brimaeombe
of Butte, Montana, are spending
the holidays with their daughter,
Miss Jean Brimaeombe, and Miss
Nila Cluett at the Ambassador
apartments.
JEFFERSON The past noble
grand club of ML Jefferson Re
bekah lodge met at the home of
Mrs. Grace Thurston, Friday, and
worked on a quilt' At 1 o'clock
a covered dish dinner was served
preceding the afternoon's work.
Present were I Mrs. Lee Wells,
Miss Flora Thomas, Mrs. Charles
Smith, Mrs. Maud Epley, vMrs.
Hugh Bilyeu, Mrs. R. W. Curl
and Mrs. Thurston.
FRUITLAND The Women's
Missionary, society met at the
home of Mrs. Fred Gerig for
their December meeting. Offi
cers elected for 1943 were: presi
dent. Miss Daisy Lambert; vice
president, Mrs. Kenneth Runner;
secretary, Mrs. Cecil Miller, and
treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Schulz.
Today's Menu
Philadelphia pepperpot is a
practical dish for days like these,
when meat is rationed and main
dishes should aid the budget. If
you aren't acquainted with tripe,
try thi menu.
Mixed fruit salad
Philadelphia pepperpot
Buttered broccoli
Christmas cookies and fruit
PHILADELPHIA PEPPERPOT
Braise one diced onion and a
diced green pepper with 1 cup of
honeycomb tripe cut in small
pieces. Add 2 cups finely diced
potatoes and boil with stock or
water for 30 minutes. Add
noodles If you wish.
Walter LeRoy Hall u
Dies, Independence
INDEPENDENCE Walter Le
Roy Hall, . six-months-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hall, passed
away at the family home' in Inde
pendence' Sunday.. ;
. Services were directed by the
Smith-Baun1 mortuary 'Tuesday
with burial in the IOOF cemetery
south of Independence. Rev; L. H.
Vickers officiated. i t -
OTLdtffi
III
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Mr. and Mrs. Roberts .Honored on
50th i Wedding Anniversary : Sunday
r Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Roberts, honored on Sunday by
members of their church, who gave them a tea. (Photo"
is by Perry Reigelman.)
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Roberts, 995
Mill street, who were married in
Grizzly Bluff, Humboldt ' coun
ty, California, on December 21,
1892, were honored Sunday, De
cember 20, 1942, with a tea spon
sored by the Yew Park circle
of the Methodist church, cele
bra ting the Roberts' golden wed
ding anniversary. At this event,
Mrs. A. A. Underbill, Mrs; Leona
Mickey,- Mrs. C JMcAdams,
and Mrs. Minnie Utter poured; .'
Mr. and Mrs. -Roberta- -have
spent 32 years in Oregon.-' They
located in Turner when t they
came to Marian county from; Cal
ifornia. Then they lived ' several
years at Independence f before
coming to Salem. Mr. Roberts
was born in Des Moines, Iowa,
and Mrs. Roberts in California J
Attending the event were Mrs.
C D. Smiley, Mrs. Carrie E.
Smiley, Mrs; J. E. Keller, Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Bear, Mrs. L. M.
Small,. Mrs. C. L. Breithaupt,
Mrs. Caroline UnderhilL Mr. and
Mrs. Lehman,1 Mrs. Lena Lisle,
Mrs. Sarah Lappin, Mrs. Mayme
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r 1 xx 6 P. M. ) I !
' A I ThilAHll ' Including i j j
. i : I lVJlMCTS... -.Saturdays j: j j
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Sanders, Mr. and . Mrs. H. J.
Standley, Mrs. ' O. . W. Emmons,
Mrs. i.M.'H. Utter, Mrs. Jennie
Moore,; Herbert - E. Rahe, Helen
L.' Rahe, Paul Rahe, Mary Jane
Rahe, Miss Jessie Rodman, Mr.
:and .Mrs.' Earl Bear," Mrs. Effie
Dunlap, Mrs. J. Y. Cook,' Mabel
. iRadcUffe, Ethel Roberts, Ruth
McAdams, ,,JPhoebe McAdams,
;Mrs. Ida McAdams, Mr. J. C.
McAdams, Mrs. Edna- R. ' Water
man, Mrs. " Mary 5 R. .McClure,
' Mrs. " Jr A; :Mills,' Mrs. 7 Lenora
Mickey, Mr. and Mrs.-B. Blatch
t ord,: JMrs, ; Emma Gunning, Mr.
- and' Mr C. M.Roberts,Mri and
, Mrs.- Roy ; Ohmart,- "Mrs. ; Roy
-.Mink. Mrs.Alma BI Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. H. B.' Rothrock.
West Salem Students. , j
To Sing . Cantata .:
i . WEST - SALEM Wednesday
at 8 pjn. the upper grades of the
West Salem school" will present a
cantata, Another -Wise Man.- Ro
bert Goffrier portrays Peter; Jac
qulin -Johnson, Mary; '- Tommy
Akers, David; Donny Lewis, Tony;
Robert Cleaver, 'The Thin Mafl ;
Carol Ashcraft, Mrs. Allegretti;
Midge Dobbs, Mrs, Callahan.
Miss Frances Smidt is the ac
companist with Miss Alma Stauf.
feir and - Mrs. Emily Van" San ten
assisting with the coaching.
' Also - on -the - program will be
four numbers by the band, direct
ed by Mrs. Helen Campbell; Two
part chorus numbers by the upper
grade' girls' chorus and a. reading
by Midge Dobbs.
Clifford Calkins has become the
new night patrolman. He isva
former West Salem resident
Grades to Present
Play, King Christmas ;
.:. DETROIT The school Christ
mas program will be . given De
cember 23 at 1:30 p.m. . -
A play; King Christmas, will be
presented by the lower grades and
the high school. " - - ' "
, Trouole .in Toyland win Te
featured by -j the , intermediate
grades; Mary' Lou Nillson and
Barbara Gilson will dramatize The
Night Before Christmas. Mrs. O.
J. White is the pianist and W. L
Krause directs the singing. .
Vacation wll begin at noon De
cember 24; school will resume
January 4. '- - , v
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Armstrong
and Mildred have moved to Mill
City where they will reside until
February 1 when they, will go to
their new pastorale, Glendale. Mr.
Armstrong, was pastor at the De
troit Church of Christ from January,-
-1941 . to October, .1942.
Gus1 Pienges M oye ;
To: Saleni Heights "
LIBERTY The " Gus " PJenge
family is moving: to Salem Heights.
They have rented "the home formi-
eriy occupied by Ray Cleveland.
The Dodson family has moved to
Portland. ' ' "
' Miss Edna Holder yrent to Olym
pia Saturday and 'wuT remain - to
i-spend Christmas with" her sister.
Mrs. J osepbrPierre, and family.
Mrs. Sv B. Davidson and daughter,-
Delee,' have .returned home
from a visit, with Mrs. Davidson's
sister, Mrs. Sara Henry, in Puyal
lup, Wash. ' . - ' '- -
Buena Vistans to Go ,
Caroling Thursday .
BUENA VISTA Mrs. Georga
Wells visited several days with
her brother, Rose Smith of River
side, Wash. ;;
' Elmo Prather underwent a ma
jor operation Thursday , at tha
Deaconess hospital. p
The school presented a Christ
mas program at the hall Wed
nesday night at 8 o'clock.
All who wish to go caroling are
requested to meet at the church
Thursday night at . 8:30 pjn. . Any
extra cars would be appreciated.
Miss Willa Dean Long, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
In . eastern Kansas and . Missouri
since early In October, returned
home Thursday. ;
College Students Home j
' FRUITLAND Among those
who are vacationing from college
are Raymond Armstrong from
Northwestern , Bible College of
Eugene; Inez "Runner from the
Oregon College of Education,
Monmouth; 'and - Dwight Runner
from Oregon State college.
The . Christmas j?rbgram was
well attended at the church Sun
day. The program was given by
the young people with Bib Ben
nett In charge. . ' f '
Roses Visit, Tell .
News of Son in Navy
SttiVERTON Mr. and Mrs. S.
Parzy Rose .and their son,' Neil,"
Of; Donald were Silverton: visitors
early this; week; They had received
.word from their sorir. Parzy Rose,
jr that he .was sent Jrom Bremerton.-to,
Chicago - for" a three
months, course as a radio, techni
cian and then. , will be sent to . a
college for a five-months' course.
Prom Wednesday '
i. UNION HILL The Christmas
program of the-. Union Hill school
will be presented by the children
at the Union ; - Hill grange ' hall
Wednesday . commencing at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Noah i Hunt is -the teacher.