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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1943)
If b .it?!: 1- 1 I! 1 - n PAGE EIGHT Birthday Event of : Monday Mr. J. M. Clark, 93 years old ; Monday, will celebrate his birth " day, quietly at the home of his daughter, Mrs. B. P. Taylor, with whom he lives at 2098 State street- ' ""'"'.""-"f " Mr. Clark was' born in Erie, Pennsylvania on March 29, 1848 and lived in Nebraska and Iowa before coming to Oregon. He came aero s s the continent by . train in 1880, took a steamer to Portland and then up the Colum bia river, , where he boarded a stage coach into the middle part of the state. He has lived in Sa lem since 1907. Mr. and Mrs. Clark celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary several years ago, and Mrs. Clark died last year. Children are Prof. Herman Clark and Mrs. Taylor of Salem, James Clark, postmaster at Ry " derwood and Homer Clark, of Berkeley. ' Thompsons Are Hostesses Mrs. James Thompson and Miss Alice Thompson were hos tesses on Friday night at a show ier for Miss Frances Robison at - the James Thompson home at Pratum. Miss Robison, daught l er of Mrs. Leslie Davis, will mar- ry Mr. Donald Meyer, son of : ' Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Meyer, soon. No date has been set for the wed ding. - . . A book, "Tips for the Bride ; was presented the honor guest in which she found verses which .gave her the clues to .the hiding places of shower gifts. After games were played and gifts opened, the group was served refreshments. The hostesses used daffodils to decorate the house. Attending the party for Miss I Robison were Mrs. Lester Davis?, Mrs. Floyd McClellan, Mrs. J. J. Thompson, Mrs. Joseph John son, Mrs.. Arthur "DeVries, Mrs. Oscar Meyer, Mrs. Thomas Jones, Mrs. Rudolph DeVriesi Mrs." Elmer Hansen, Miss Ellen Morley, Miss Delia Kleen, Miss Wanda Rodgers, Miss Charolotte Hain, Miss Dora Kleen, Miss Helen r Christenson, Miss - Irene DeVries, Miss Thompson and Mrs. Thompson. Party Honors Mrs. Gray A shower was given at the home of Mrs. J. L Strawn hon ' oring Mrs. E. L. Gray, jr., who has recently returned from a three-month's visit in Chicago r where 'her -husband is stationed with the navy. Present to honor Mrs. Gray were: Mrs. Frank Eggler, Mrs. Mike Lucas, Mrs. Tillman Foust, Mrs. August Kufner, Mrs. James Stewart, Miss Alice Stewart, Mrs. Alfred Strawn, Mrs. Roy Trudgeon, Mrs. Robert Buckley, Mrs. Edward Moore, Mrs. Loret ta Sisley, Mrs. Otto Heinke, Miss Pauline Heinke, Mrs. Ada Nee lands, Mrs.. Nettie Andrews, Miss . Jennie Strawn, Miss Vona Mar tin and Mrs. Bruce Squier. The "evening was spent play ing games and a dessert lunch was served. i v Assisting the hostess were Mrs. '. James C. Martin and Mrs. Clare Strawn. The PEP and Rational Teach ers clubs met at the courthouse on. Thursday. Mrs. C. Martin, the president, appointed a com mittee to investigate the possi bilities of .organizing . a Marion county division of classroom teachers to be affiliated with the National Educators association. Interested teachers may call her at 5473, she said. m TLr.m'r m,Ima Ait t-aoJ sal GENTLE SUDS FOR VJ vM ir $&f9mgb.:.qaicklj removes fresh tain such as ink. j rreasev lipstick, tar, mildew. Use Jalma for woolens, ' rubber girdles, precious silk or nylon hose that nose last of the duration. Anything that's safe in, warm j " water is safe la Jalma. $2-sia Jalma (including jroly- j jpyiy aiiww'i j imietrs CAPITAL DRUG STORE Corner State and Liberty 3 - .J r- i . President Mrs. Alfred J. . Mathebat, national president of the American Legion aux iliary, expected in Salem in "April. . - - j j Auxiliary to Entertain 1 Officer The local American Legion " auxiliary will be host to the na tional president, Mrs. Alfred J. Mathebat of Alameda, California on Thursday, April 8, when she arrives on an official visit, j Entertainment in I her honor will include a 6:30 o'clock dinner in the Quelle and an open meet ing at the chamber of commerce auditorium. After the meeting, a reception will be held. Mrs. Hubert Goode, notional vice-president of the western di vision and Mrs. Grover Frances department president, will ac company the visitors from; Port land. Mrs. Mathebat, elected at. the convention of the American Le . gion auxiliary in Kansas City last September, has been; serving the organization for many years in state and national positions. At the time of her election, she was national rehabilitation chair man, directing the organizations activities with the disabled. In 1940 she served as national vice president for the western divi sion. In 1941 she serVed as chair man of the national corrimittee for national defense. She also served in previous years as pres ident of the Alameda ufrit, as area president, department vice , president and department presi dent of California. Sfre was named the state's representative on the national executive! coun til. j Her long experience should fit her well for leadership iof the 535,000 members of the j auxil iary, j j Mrs. Stanley Krueger.l Salem president is making arrange ments for the national president's visit to Salem. j Mr. and Mrs. Alfred j Dema- golla entertained Thursday with dinner honoring Miss Ada Sharp and Miss Lucille Harwood, who are leaving in the! nearj future to accept positions with the w, department in Seward, Alaska. CLUB CALENDAR ! ' MONDAY ! Salem Rebekah lodge, at 7:30, IOOF hall. TUESDAY Missionary tea. First Christian chureh, 2 p. m. Public invited. WEDNESDAY Past Presidents. DAR. no-host luncheon, with Mrs. Herbert J. Ostlind, 360 East Lefelle ) street, 1 p. m. THURSDAY Fruitland Woman's circle, at church -annex, 2 p. m. Usual Wave $2.60 Complett Perm Oil Push Wave 9 ap Complete.. f &3 Open Thursi Eve. by Appointment Fboae 3863 305 First National! Bank Bids. CASTLE PERM.! WAVERS on BucScal Talma! Talma - - ; . .. Phone 3118 . , , ..... . , .7T7-l-f Engagement Of Student ; Told ::: ;' .... 1 . . ' 1 ... Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Ellingsworth of Willamina,' are today announ-, cing the engagement-of- their daughter,. Miss Charlotte Ellings worth, to L.V Vahe Aslanian of Camp Adair. ; - . " Miss Ellingsworth Is ar student at- h e ' " Willamette - university school , of law. - " - - ' v Lt. Aslanian, son of Mr. and Mrs.' Gregory Aslanian of Bos ton, s a graduate of the Boston university and has his bachelor of arts degree in music. No date has been revealed for the wedding. ; ' " Officers Invited To Nelson's Commanding officers at Camp Adair and their wives,, officers commanding the troops stationed near: Salem and their wives and USO officials will be honored in formally at the Carl Nelson home at 260 West Lefelle street this afternoon following the open house at the USO center. Honor guests will be Colonel and Mrs. Gordon H. McCoy, Ma jor General and Mrs. J. L. Brad ley, Major General Gilbert R. Cook, Mrs. CeCe Adair Cook, Colonel and Mrs. A. H. Stack pole, Colonel and Mrs. William L. May, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Boardman, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kunz, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. De-j Witt and Mrs. Kenneth Humph- i rey. ' ; Hosts for the gathering will be ! Mr. ; and Mrs. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Scellars, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson and Justice and Mrs. James T. Brand. Golden Wedding Is Today Mr. and Mrs. William G. Wolfe will celebrate their golden wed-l ding anniversary today at theirj farm home at Monitor. A family dinner will be followed by a re-) ception from 2 until 5 o'clock Friends are being invited through the press to call. j Their daughters, Mrs. Fred Walling, Mrs. Frank Rembert and Mrs. Sam Waggoner will greet guests and the daughters-! -in-law, Mrs. George and Mrsi Ralph Wolfe will serve. Rebekahs Will ! Be Hosts Salem Rebekahs will entertain wives and parents of servicemen at their meeting on Monday night at 7:30 o'clock in IOOF hall on North High street. j The program will be under the direction of a committee includ ing Mrs. Emil Otjen, Mrs. Maude Rogers and Mrs. Blanch Hall The dining room committee inf eludes Mrs. W. A. Cladek, Mrsi Tom McCloud, Mrs. Pearl Swanf son, Mrs. L. C. Papenfus anl Mrs. Rosa Hammer. j Mrs. Lnsetta Williams has re turned to her home in Canon City, Colo., after visiting het sister, Mrs. Robert Miller, foir the past ten months. She will stop over at Salt Lake City to visit a daughter, at Denver tb visit another daughter, and a brother in McDonald, Kans. j je- T- s v ' , . y,f jgx - ::...: jf si ;v 1 ; 5'' I- fi t Weatherby Guest Beauty Consultant Here One Week Only From Charles of The Ritz New York City We are fortunate te have this pro minent artist with us. Be sure to come in for a consultation. Let her show you how to emphasize your loveli ness with personalized makeup and beauty treatments. i ' 1 ' I Revenescence CREAM; Give your face a frli. raJiant-looling t loom- Help restore nstural SBOistneva to tl tin. f I . ' . S - - I 1 Wkji a itimmmmmiim4Ma6iiji IVaUer's in OBEGON STATESMAN. Salem. txtracurncuiaru.; (Life at Willcnnetts. - - . 1 By RUTH A sure sign of spring on our campus this week was the queen elections not merely one for the May court but the juniors pulled off another one this year as they voted for a ruler for their prom,' So we abound in royalty how and look forward to the spring festi vals with almost pre-war enthus iasm. May weekend is on the cal endar for May l; and 8 and while the specific plans aren't out yet, there are certain of the lovely traditions we know we can count onl ; Incidentally, "sororities are cocking a business-like ear to ward May weekend, because spring rushing' of high school seniors may become very Impor tant indeed if a navy unit comes to our campus and freshman girls move directly tb houses in the faTL as is the custom in larger schools. There art a lot o "ifs" to that yet but it Is something we're thinking about And speaking of signs of spring, our physical plant, as the catalog says, has really, blossomed out and we mean that literally. Many visitors , Glee weekend enjoyed the fragrant daphne and' the camellias around Waller hall, the hardy heather that ornaments the walk to Eaton hall the year around and the blossoming pink popcorn" trees in front of the li brary and we Invite everyone to enjoy the campus from now on. We're proud of our landscaping, in the capable hands of Dr. Gat ke and Mr. Beach and. especially brag about it's year-round beau ty. Following the camellias soon will be the pink dogwood, rhod odendron, azaleas, mountain lau rel and at last the roses, and in the meantime the maples, bulip trees and birches will be, dress in g themselves in appropriate shades of green. In fact, so 'en thusiastic are we about our 'cam pus, that we're even willing to obey an admonishing "Please" posted on our favorite shortcut across the grass, and believe me, that's devotion. Our friend Frances Pickard has joined the WAVES; she was bet ter known as "Pick" at Willam ette where 'she cavorted through every dramatic production given within her four years. We won dered about even the navy be ing able to regiment her, so We weren't too surprised when we heard this incident from Mt. Hol yoke where she's training. One dav in their quarters the girls were practicing saluting each other, and Pick was being an ad miral, at the time when the room inspection officer, a lieutenant, came in. Pick was a little con fused and forgot to "sound off but she did stammer something about being an admiral, so the lieutenant, bless her, saluted her! This woman's navy is human, after all, it seems. PreSchool Play School 1381 State St. Kindergarten Nursery School (Morning or All Day) Ages 2-6 Mrs. Cecil R. Monk Phone 8430 4 i t i 4 I ; St 2V k 4 h4 K x '- SPECIAL SALE ! Beginning March 29 .00 REGULAR JAR 00 FOR ONLT." - . OTHER SIZES 10.00 - 15.0O - "'f Oregon, Sunday Morning, March 23, 1943 beyond the books), MATTHEWS If it's ouiet around these parts through Tuesday this week -it's because we students are scat tered to our homes for spring va cation all two days of it : . X HAZEL GKEEN Miss Care- line Kasper, daughter of Mr. and t Mrs. Tony Kasper and. MissIrene' r Howe left 'Wednesday : for Ba-1 kersfleld, CaliL, to join Kenneth p. Howe ' who Is in : the v flying Corps! and recently ' transferred there from San Mario, Calif. Within a few days after their ar . rival, Miss Kasper and Mr. Howe Will be married. Mr. Howe lived in this community before going. In service. ' -r-:" 7 1 (fxrS.'.-l if ,- r - S.,..an.,..ft Dresses As Bright as a Summer Garden to lift your spirits up to the heavens. We need high spirits these times bright dresses will 'help you. to live in a new world' of anticipation. - ... - - - 10.95 t. 39.75 f z 9 - ' Nile Club Will' Give Benefit - Members of - the - Salem Nile club, to raise funds 1 for their work with crippled children, will five a bridge benefit tea . at Masonic temple on . the after noon ot April 8. , ' t '. ; , k ' The work of the Salem Nile : club ; began, years ago, and has : . continued ; to be an important " philanthropic . project.- Members' of the club meet one day a month to sew for the Shrine hospital of Portland, making bed jackets, stretcher- covers and hemming bed linen. Members take crippled . children of the county to clinics at the hospital, when, neccessary.. : Hundreds- of children from . the county have been given - extra : care during the years of the Nile club's activity in this field. SCHLESINGER'S i-? AK&t i , 4 Tji . - " i r rf f ir. ,..li Spring Suits Two Jumps Ahead oi Everything Because they are so adapt able to the tunes. From of fice hours to dining out GOOD suits are to be most acceptable. " - 19.75 ,.. Funds from the : benefit alio be used to purchase liver oiL oranges land other wCl cod ne- cessities. for Marion county Crip- rled children, unable to payt them. :k- I '. . . Mrs. Bavid WrfeEt who heads; Nydia temple. Daughters of Nile, of , which most of .-.the local dub - are members, ; has been especially active In this; Work during the years. Nydia temple largest In the jurisdiction, includes Canada "j and , Haj has been assisting the Shrlners with the hospiteeOor crippled children for the! past -15 -yfcars. The Shrinjf, hospital, is one of x sucn mmtuuons supponeo the Shrined . Spending several: days Tott ing with . friends - In Portland this week was iMrs. Clifton Mudd. v ' These toots - nars .in jump on-. . -. ST. '- ; I. 1 , weeks extra ,wear;: thatf is made availably at up extra iivi 4uoiibj. 19.75 .J 89 50 ...v s.. : ' ', " 3 . ii., ....rvs MM ll & - 89.50 41 vt MP7I-- :- ' ; r - - ; or. i . .11..- ; 'a Bridge Party for Visitor Given ; Mrs. Dale Sheppard of Sacra mento, the former Mary Ellen Mills!, Visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. jWaldo Mills, was hon ored I Thursday at a party given by Miss Beryl Holt In the R&yal . court- ,:.L ;;' ;- -"::V r Several hours of contract were In play during the evening, and the hostess served, a. late supperf Arrangements of spring, flowers were used about the .rooms. - Bidden.were Mrs. Waldo Mills, Mrs. Clarence i Hamilton, -Mrs. Ralph Barnes, Mrs- T. W, Creech, Miss Barbara V-WUliams, Miss Norma Jean Qilbertson, Miss Phyllis Fisher, j Misa.' Florence Duffy, Miss Mary Elisabeth Sis son and Mrs. Sheppard. - for oy r Smart Spring mutinerv Tool 409-15Court Salem 111 it i :4... ": : .' I'i , 14 - j ; 3