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Miss, Yung
Weds at ; ;
Church
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j At wedding ceremony read
by Rev. Dudley Strain at the
First.. Christian church on Sun-'
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miss
Helen Yung, daughter of Mr.
aid Mrs.; Roy: O. Yung became
the bride' of Mr! Thomas Brant
rter, son of Mr. and Mrs. C R.
Brantner. J ; - ' 7 '
' The bride entering on the arm
of her father, wore a white slip
. per satin gown made with lace
inserts from neckline to waist.
The long sleeves were full above -the
'elbow : and terminated -at
points at the wrist. The veil was
long, and laced edged, and was
caught by a crown of seed pearls.
'. The- bride carried a bouquet
of white carnations, pink roses
: and an: orchid. ..- ?-"?
. ', The maid of honor. Miss Nyla
Phillips . wore, blue net . with . a
taffeta bodice. Miss Dorothy Dal
ton wore pink and Miss Patricia ;
Smith wore white. Each ' wore ,'
a: headdress of. blending flowers
and a short" veil. They carried
colonial noesgays of mixed flow
ers. : : - ' '
Reid Shelton sang "Because"
and Mrs. John .-Schmidt, jr.,
played the wedding marches on
the organ. Mr. Milton Savage
served as best man and ushers
were Mr. Reno Yung and Mr,
Robert' White.
Mothers of the bride and
; groom were both dressed in
black, and each wore a corsage
of pink roses.
A reception -was held in the
church following the ceremony.
Mrs. Ray L Smith cut the cake.
Mrs. Wayne Henry poured and
Mrs. Stuart McGilchrist. Miss
Delia Merle. Miss Joesphine Win
kenwerder and Miss Donno Sha
f er served. Miss Vivian Bell and
Miss Florence Lewis passed the
guest, book.
The bride is a senior at Salem
high school. The groom, a grad
uate of Salem tiijh xchoohas
been employed. . at the Marine
electric company in Portland.
H is awaiting call in the army
air corps.
wfcsporal and Mrs. Q. Fuqua
Stt the parents of a son, Claude
Cooper, born at -Salem General
hospital on Thursday. The child
is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Hanson of Salem and Mr.
and Mrs. C C. Fuqua of Santa
Barbara. The mother is the form
er .Doris Hanson. Cpl. Fuqua is
in the army in Africa.
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. Woman's - Bible class of First
' Methodist church with Mrs. A. A.
' Underbill. SS5 South 12th street.
Keigtibora of Woodcraft. S p.
m. at Fraternal temple.
Ann Judson circle of First Bap
tist church, regular meetins,
7 JO at church.
United Spanish War Veterans
auxiliary past presidents, with
Mrs. Mark Baker. 825 North Cot
tage street. 2 p. m.
PLC and r club with Mrs. W.
J. Peck. 2273 Center street.
' TUESDAY -
Laurel Social Hour club with
Mrs. Jennie Willis. 60 Union
street, 2 p. m.
WEDNESDAY
South section. Woman's union.
First Congregational church, with.
Mrs. D- I. Fry. SOS South High
street. tiM p. m. North section,
- with Mrs. Louise Smith. 2019
Fairgrounds road. 1 m.
FOE Women at
Initiation
The Fraternal Order of Eagles
auxiliary met Tuesday at Eagles
, hall, Mrs. Ray Moore presiding.
Initiation was held, assisted by
i the drill team. Those initiated
were Mrs. Ralph S. Moore, Mrs.
1 M. EL Gadwa, Mrs. Raymond L.
i Weidner, Mrs. Wfllard Vincent,
. Mrs.' B. G. am, Mrs. Lowell W.
Harm, Mrs. Wayne W. Strachan,
Mrs. R. B. Comwell, Mrs. Pres
ton Faught, Mrs. Lloyd D. Kos-
ter, and Mrs. Margaret Payne.
" A collection was taken for ath
letic equipment for the men in
service, netting $10.
; The auxiliary joined the Sa
lem Women's Council. Later a
lunch; was served. Wednesday
night a group visited the New
berg auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nahlgren
are the parents of a son, Douglas
; 'Craig,' born on Wednesday after
noon at the Salem Deaconess
.hospital. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Nohlgren and
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Hollingworth
of -Portland. . - ..
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SOCIETJ
music
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Garden Talks on
Schedule
Miss Elizabeth Lord has made
several appearances before gar
den clubs throughout this area
in the past week as president of
the Santiam district; Oregon.
Federation of Garden dubs. Miss ;
Lord's subject has been "Victory
gardens .
On Tuesday she spoke before
the Brownsville, Shedd and
Sweet Home clubs at Browns
ville. On Wednesday she spoke
to the Nebraska club auxiliary
in Salem. , Her talks on Thursday
were to the CorvaHis and Lin
coln Garden clubs at Corvallis
in the afternoon and before the
Albany and Riverside clubs in
Albany at night. -
Pianist Will '
Play Sunday
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Miss Geneva Ide, pianist ar
tist pupil of David Campbell of
Portland will be presented in
an afternoon musical at the home
of Mrs. David Eason on Sunday.
The pianist Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ide and
has won top rating in district
contests. Two years ; ago Miss
Ide won the district State Music
Federation contest from students
from Oregon, Idaho, Washington
and Montana.
Miss Ide has been soloist with
the Junior Synfishony and the
Federal Sympholy orchestras in
Portland. Tea will be served
following the recital. .
Members of the Patriarchs
Militant will hold their regular
meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in
the IOOF club room. Installation
which was to have been held at
the last meeting, will be held at
this meeting.
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Honored, at
Shower
. Miss Gertrude Eteinke,' Mrs. JL
T. Asbury nd Mrs. Ethel Mar
cum were hostesses for a miscel
laneous shower Tuesday in com- '
pliment to Miss Rachel Asbury,
whose marriage to lieutenant
Donald Driggs has been set for
March 6 in Bisbee, Arizona.
Miss Asbury, an employe of
the First National bank of Salem,
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
R. T. Asbury of Gervais.
Lieutenant Driggs, son of Mr.
and Mrs. O. P, Driggs, is sta
tioned at Fort Huachuca, . Ari
zona. ; :K:: ;
Guests at the shower were:
Mrs. Ira Hull, Mrs. M a r 1 1 n
Gramse, Mrs "Bradford Collins,
Florence Y Duffy, Dorothy Engel,
Phyllis Fisher, Katherine Moore,
Delva Litwiller. Jeanette Pettit;
Patty Fitzpatrick, Mrs. John
Dietz, Mrs. W. J. Dorner, Miss
Vera Talmsoff, Mrs. Harold El
lis, Miss Jean Driggs,' Mrs. O. P.
Driggs, Helen Porter and Miss
Rachel Asburq.
Woman's Club
To Met
The Salem Woman's club will
hold its regular meeting at 2:30
on Saturday afternoon, following
the 2 ' o'clock executive board
meeting. Mr. Frank Bennett,
superintendent of schools in Sa
lem, will talk about "Schools in
Wartime. Judge Rossman wOl
talk briefly for the Red Cross.
Members are being asked to
bring books for the Victory book
c am p a i g n and also athletic
equipment for the service men.
The regular sewing for the Red
Cross will be held today at the
Red Cross offices.
MIDDLE GROVE Mrs. Vers
Basse tt was hostess - Tuesday to
the Woman's Mission group when
11 members and two visitors
gathered at 11 o'clock for the
business session and a covered
dish dinner. Devotional were
led by the president, Mrs. Gla
dys Cage. Mrs. Mary Wampler
led the lesson on China, where
the first Evangelical mission was
organized in 1900 by Dr. C New
ton Dubs. Mrs. Kate Scharf will
be hostess for the next meeting,
March 23.
GERVAIS The St. Rite's Al
tar society of Sacred Heart
church will hold its annual card
party at the parrish hall Sun
day night. Both 500 and Pedro
wOl be in play. The public is
invited.
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Party, for '
Lions'.'
; A party was 3ven by members
of the Lion's club on Thursday
night -for their.. wives and for
special guests; The affair started
with . a , dinner at T o'clock - at
the Cherry-City auditorium. A.
program i followed the dinner,
with Rep.- -William McAllister
making the address.
This annual "Sweetheart' par
ty is planned, as a get acquainted ,
affair, . wiu new members and
their wives "especially . honored.
. Mr. Mohrbe- Cheek, president
of the Lions club,' who1 Just re
turned .from ' his. wedding trip,
presented his wife,' the former
Mrs.' Dorothy McDowell.
Dance Club to ;
Have -Party
-.The Bonheur dancing club will
hold the regular party on Sat
urady night at Fraternal temple.
Dancing will be from 9 to 12
o'clock. - 1 ;
Hosts will- be Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Jenks and Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Caniield.'
ELDBJEDGK Mr. and Mrs.
Julian DeJardin, former resi
dents '.herev, were hosts at their
home In Stayton Saturday night
for a group from this commun
ity and Salem.
. Five Hundred was played. '"
A gift was. presented Mrs.
Frank Felton on her birthday.-.
''Present were" Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Stafford, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Felton, Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Buss, Mr. 'and Mrs. A. J. Rss
mussen, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Gof&v Mrs.' Hazel Patterson,
Mr. and Mrs. ' Ivan Brundidge,
Mr. and Mrs. ATtyn Nusom, all of
thia community; -Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bressler of Salem, Mr. and
Mrs. Gabe DeJardin of Stayton,
the Misses Maxine and Elaine
DeJardin and the hosts, Mr. and
Mrs. Julian DeJardin. .
WOODBURN Lillian He
GonegaL assisted by Zoa Low
thian, was hostess at the Junior
'Woman's club party last Thurs
day evening. Past Presidents Zoa
Lowthlan, Freda Burt, Peggy
Dobson and Mildred Versteg re
ceived gifts in honor of the oc
casion. wjairtiful
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Women Will Ask
For Money- -
The second of the three work
ing groups of women, who will
, cover the residential district for
the-: Bed Cross ; war tomd drive
wCl be headed by Mfs. Douglas
McKay and Mrs. William Ham
ilton. .
This team wOl fake the district
south of State afreet to the city
limits. Their oj&ota Is $1400.
The ;' following women "- will
work in the
Team No. I. captain. Mrs. Jerrold
Owen: worker, Mrs. T. B. Keeler,
Mrs. rioyd uter, Mrs. A. W. Fogel
sonc. Mrs. Marvin Lewis. Mrs. El
more X. HiU. Mrs. J. n. Bishop, Mrs.
Walter H. Smith. Mrs. Lee Can
field and Mrs. - Harry Belt.
Team No. X. captain. Mrs. lo
Pace; workers. Mrs. Ed wist Arm
strong. Mrs. Xester Barr. Mrs. L. R.
Burderte. Mrs. John Carson. Mrs.
N. D. Clement. Mrs. Earl Daue, Mrs.
Elmer Daue. Mrs. L. N. Simon. Mrs.
Elton Thompson. Miss Efne Smith.
Mrs Paul Traglio and Mrs. Walter
ZoseL v....
Team No. S. captain. Mrs R. D.
Woodrow; co-captain. Mrs. Herbert
Osuind; workers: Mrs. Paul Hend
ricks. Mrs.' Dun Younf, Mrs. R. L.
Edwards, Mrs. Vernon Perry. Mrs.
Garland Simpson. Mrs. N orris Btxby.
Mrs. Georse Ar buckle. Mrs. A. J.
Bahn, Mrs. E. J. See liars. Mrs. James
Humphrey, Mrs. Keith Brown. 'Mrs.
Merrill Online. Mrs. A. C F. Perry,
Mrs. Earl SneU. Mrs. Verden Hock
ett. Mrs. Richard Severln. Mrs. Ray
mond Bonesteele. Mrs. Versal Furey,
Mrs. Frank Healy. Mrs. W. W. Bar
ron, Mrs. Frederics; Lamport and
Mrs. Roy Davidson.
Team No. 4, captain, Mrs. Richard
Slater; workers. Mrs. Dolpa Crsic.
Mrs. B. M. Donaldson. Mrs. F. X.
Hoereth. Mrs. Floyd Muler. Mrs.
Harry U. Miller. Mrs. K. V. McMech
an. Mrs. F. 8. Faxson. Mrs. Jay K.
Reeves, Mrs. T. K. Riles. Mrs. Carl
C Schneider and Mrs. Ed R. Vlesko.
Team Now s. captain. Mrs. J. D.
Foley; workers. Mrs. R. D. Paris.
Mrs. H. M. Kins'. Mrs. S. D. Jones.
Mrs. James McGilchrist, Mr Roy
Otunart. Mrs. J. C Bird. Mrs. H. C.
Hutchins. Mrs. Walter B. Mjnler and
Mrs D- C Burton. -
Tessa No. . cspsshi. Mrs. Harris
XJetz; workers, Mrs. Sam Butler.
Mrs. Nefl Brown. Miss Margaret
Bar qu 1st, Miss Carmelita Bersjuist.
Mrs. W. G. Fisher. Mrs. Roma Hun
ter and Mrs. J. M. Sehon.
Team No. T. captain, Mrs. Braxler
C nwll; workers, Mrs. David
Eason. Mrs. May Calvin. Mrs. James
Smith and Mrs. Roacoe WUeoaw
Team Mow 8. captain. Mrs. Carl
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Miller: workers. Mrs. X. D. Berwick,
Mrs. Mervin Fidler, Mrs. Wayne Tay
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James Bunnell. Mrs. Ed Roberts,
Mrs. Earl Wooldridfe and Mrs. O.
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Team Now t. captain, Mrs. Charles
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RiSrs. Mrs. F. . M. Flemlnf. Mrs..
OrvUle Bowers, Mrs. Fred Boyer,
Mrs. Ed Hoffman. Mrs. Gladys Chrls-
tenson. Mrs. B. J. C. Patten, Mrs.
William M. McKinney. Mrs. J. C
Sands. Mrs. D. W. Nash. Mrs. Elmer
Church. Mrs Gertrude Loodell and
Mrs. Darrell Gilchrist.
Mrs. Kenneth Potts and sen,
Ronald of Portland, formerly of
Salem left for Paso Robles;
California to be with Mr. Potts
who is stationed at, Camp Rob
erts. They will remain for sev
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has been in Portland this winter,
is visiting at the home of her son
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Mrs. Donald McCargar this week,
Today's Menu
Spanish rice wOl go on cream
ed fish to make the day's main
dish. - i i
Crisp green salad .
Baked Spanish rice
Creamed tuna or salmon
Steamed spinach
Youngberry pie '
(Frozen berries)
BAKED SPANISH MCE
- 4 tablespoons fat (bacon
suggested)
cup chopped onions .
cup diced celery 1
IM cups boQed rlct '
lVs cups tomatoes ' "
M teaspoon salt
teaspoon pepper
' cup buttered crumbs
Heat fat In frying pan, add on
ions, celery, peppers and toma
toes. Simmer five minutes, stir
ring constantly. Add rice, salt
and pepper.' Boll t minute and
pour into buttered baking dish.
Sprinkle with crumbs. Bake 35
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