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PAGE EIGHT tWedding on Campus Planned On May 2, Miss Ruth Mat thews will become the bride ol "Mr. Hale Tabor at a ceremony to be read by Dr. .Daniel H, Sehultz at the Delta Phi sor ority. . Miss Eleanor :; Todd win be Miss Matthews only attend ant and Mr. Dix Moser best , man. The bride will be given in marriage by her father. Mr.' Donaald N. Matthews of Port land. ':-t . i ' Mrs. -Frank James and - Mrs. Daniel Schulze will pour at the reception to be held following, the service in the dining room rf the chapter house. Serving will be Miss Kathryn Wilson, Miss Dorothy Estes, Miss Miriam Ferrin, Miss B e 1 1 e Burkhart, Miss Jean Fries, Miss Zoe Frets and Miss Catharine Thomas. The guest book will be in charge of Mrs. June Dimond Haight. Following a trip to Glenrock, Wyoming, where they will visit Mr. TaborV parents. Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Tabor, the couple will leave for Sitka, Alaska, where Mr. Tabor will assume 'the editorship of the Sitka Sen tinel on June 1. : ; Miss Matthews is a member of the graduating : class of Wil lamette and, will receive her de gree in English. She has been a member of the Collegian staff, both as feature editor and copy editor and has bee ri on the Statesman staff this year. Miss ; Matthews is a prominent mem ber of the dramatics department and is affiliated with Delta Phi. Mr. ; Tabor graduated from the university in 1942, and is at present -city - editor of the Coos Bay Times. While on. the cam pus he ' was editor- of the stu dent weekly publication, the Collegian and was associated with the Statesman. . Serviccwomen What they rein do What they're doing about it Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lilburn received word from their elder daughter, Maybelle, that she had enlisted in the SPARS and had been ordered to report to Hunt ers college, NY, for indoctrina tion. Miss Lilburn Is a graduate of Willamette university and was senior student In music her fi nal year. She was a member of Delta Phi and Mu PhL Since her graduation in 1941, she has been with . the army engineers first at Camp Adair and then at Williams Field, Ariz. She enlist ed from Phoenix, Ariz., and will .'leave from that city next Fri day. Among the 23- Oregon and . Washington women leaving for Camp Ruston, La, to begin basic training in. the W A AC were Marie J. Do Ian, Nellie VY Morgan, ; Vivian B. Fryer and . Mona J. Skaug, all of Silem; and Elizabeth Lauby, Mt. Angel. . Nadine Carolyn'Brown, daugh- ter of Mr; and Mrs. Ivan Brown, 575 North 18th street has en listed in the WAVES, through the local recruiting stations Miss .Brown has-been employed at the Salem Public library and is a graduate of Willamette uni versity. . 'h , . . ( - Breakfast Given At Hotel ; Breakfasts are to be on the calendar for the younger social set. As has been their custom since junior high school days, a group of girls, will gather for breakfast at 9 o'clock today. They will be served at the Mar ion hotel. The Easter theme will be used in decorations, with spring flowers forming the cen terpiece. - " At the breakfast will be the Misses Sharon Burnett, Beverly McGilchrist, : Modjeska Groen ing, Lisbeth Kennedy, Jea Newman, Doris : Berwick, J ane Huston, Harriet' Hawkins, Anne Huston, Virginia Covert, Evelyn Johnson and Miriam Becke. ' but. . . so far this year we haven't seen a sign of those poor little green and pink chickens up for sale to adoring children. The war's done one thing for the baby chix any way, they now are allowed to grow up to become stews, instead of being : put to an early death by too-loving hands. Blossom day. . . although the Cherri-" cms and the mayor didn't proclaim it, therell ' always- be a blossom day. Use a little precious- gasoline - to take a carload full : of friends or family and ?ee the sights. Drive slowly; and you'll have a lovely afternoon. Chang of heart 'What's become of the man who only a month ago couldn't use a drop of gasoline for pleasure driving? He's probably out fishing, - - using the gas he saved when mamma wanted the car. Clchlly nafty. WeJ havdtjan item about Carolyn -Brown's enlistment in , the DALLAS The Altralstie elob met at the home of Mrs. Merritt Hart Wednesday night. Mrs. Ross Simpson and-Mrs. Raleigh Mid dleton were co-hostesses. Pink tulips and likes were used tor decorating. Card were the di : version with prizes for high score being presented to- Miss Hazel Butler and-ZIrs.'-E. A. Wagner. The. hostesses served lunch to Mrs. W. C Hefner, iliss Hazel - 11.11 , .t. ., .,, I .1 .IMI.I. I. I.. I ll, III llll m I LI. I.I l I II 'mi .IIM.II II JJWIHHIII 4 I Brings Bride to Visit . . . L)lCTURED ABOVE are- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Morley, married in St Paul Minnesota on March 23, who are visitors at the home of the aroom's mother, Mrs. Annabel! Morley in Salem. The bride is the former Dveleth Nielsen, ; daughter of Mrs. A. S. Didriksen of St Paul. The wedding ceremony was read by Rev. Charles Li Grant at his home. The bride, wearing a powder blue jersey dress with a matching hat and a corsage of sweet peas, gardenias and jonquils, was attended by Miss Shirley Fleming. Mr. 'Morley was attended by Mr. Denald Dixon. The groom , now an electrician's mate third class is taking training . at . the Minnesota naval training station at the University of Minnesota. He is a graduate of Salem high school. (Kennell-Ellis) CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY Royal Neighbors, Fraternal temple, t p ni. OSC mother, with Mrs. W. H. Wood, IStfl Center street, i p. m. TUESDAY Salem Council of Church Women, at YWCA. 2 p. m. . Daughter of St. Elizabeth. St. Paul's parish house, 1 o'clock luncheon. Mccormick women's class, with Mrs. K. T. B. Hill. 1660 Fir street, dessert luncheon, 1:15 p ro. WEDNESDAY . Nebraska auxiliary, with Mrs. Lee Webb, Rt. 1. Box 200. 7v ' : :. jT 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. William McAninch Golden Wedding Celebrated at Home in Middle Grove District MIDDLE GROVE The first marriage ceremony performed in Swea City, la., after its in corporation, was that of Nellie Hartzell and William H. Mc Aninch April 15, 1893, where they continued to live until 1935, when they came to Oregon, buy ing the farm on which they now reside and at which place the 50th anniversary of their wed i ding was observed, first on April ' 15 . at -a family dinner. Covers were' placed for daughters Mrs. Ethel McArthur, North Holly WAVES and another telling of a concert she's going to sing next Friday. All right Carolyn, but we'll be expecting a few sea chanties mixed in with your Bach and Schu bert. -- 1 - It's a promise. . . The OWP promises us better : wearing stockings, but we won't believe it until we've snagged one. Pretty imn. . Winston Taylor, re cently enlisted member of The Statesman staff, who as j a Willamette university stu dent has been; active in church circles and was director of youth activities of the First , Methodist church, was meted out a pretty severe punishments for a minor stepping of rules at Ft Lewis, so thought the top serge ant He "made Winston go to church! Museum piece. . we know a woman who has a can of corned beef. Remember corned beef? - Or maybe- you're too young . Maxine Buren . . ; Butler, Mrs. Ray Gohrke, Miss L Helen BuUer, Mrs. u. iwweu, Mrs. Art May, Mrs. Harvey Car penter, Mrs. T. B. Hooker, Mrs. A. Wagner, Mrs. C. P. Hal gerson and Mrsl Ruth Hyde. Jilpha Gaaoma Delta alumnae will meet on Tuesday at 8 o'clock Mm Tctm PnmV 1S9t i a a a -A. - 1 xvoria zisx streeu n ewcomers 10 Salem who are members of Al 1h Christening at Church Today Eight-month old Bruce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Cooper, of Stayton, will be christened at the Knight Memorial church by Rev. Guy Stover. Following the services family dinner will be served at the home of the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Cooper. Mrs. J. A. Rouse, great grandmother, will be present. t';;. - . - 'i wood, Calif., and Mr. and . Mrs. Harold (Lela) Bishop, Salem, niece, Mrs. Walter Giles, Seattle; nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Darling, Portland, , and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bishop, Salem. On Sunday, April 18, reception was held in their home Serving were two daughters, Mrs. Mc Arthur and Mrs. Bishop assisted by Mrs. Alex Bishop; a third daughter, Miss Olive McAninch is in the woman's army auxiliary corps,' and is stationed in New York. pha Gamma Delta are invited, and should contact Mrs. Brunk at telephone 8843. Salem branch ( Navy Mothers of America will meet Tuesday at 8 o'clock in the YWCA. Chief quartermaster Robert Fallon will explain ' navy insignia ' and an swer questions. ' - V OnEGOI! STATECI-IAir. Solera. New Officers Installed By. VFW Mrs. Russell Mudd, depart . xnent president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, win . act as Installing officer at the " Installation of the newly elected '. and appointed officers of Marion' auxiliary VFW of Salem,- Mon day nlht, will be assisted la the installation ceremonies by the. degree team of Silverton. Mrs.,Arwln Strayer, president, has named the past presidents of Marion auxiliary as a committee in charge, of arrangements. Mrs. Ralph Harlln and her committee are in charge of refreshments. An Invitation . is extended through the -press to the mem- ' bers of patriotic orders of the city to attend this open installa tion. The following members went to Silverton Wednesday to at tend ' their installation cere- ' monies: Mrs. Russell Mudd, Mrs. Cyril - - Nadon, Mrs. . Mardelle Thompkins, Mrs. Henry Sim, ' 1 Mrs. Joan H u n V Mrs. Frank : Prince, Mrs. Leon Hanson, Mrs. Dave Furlough, Mrs. Coral Vaughn, Mrs. Ellen Goodman, ' Mrs. Joe Stimlman, Mrs. Ruby Kimble and Mrs. Arwin Strayer. Heights Folk Married for 50 Years ; Mr. and Mrs. George Willson celebrated their golden wedding anniversary' quietly at their home in Salem Heights, Monday, April 19. George Willson and Ella Le Masters were married in Brownsville, Oregon, April It 1893 and to this union seven children were born, five Of whom are living. ' , They are Mrs. Curtis .Camp bell of Portland, Mrs. Lester Lu cavish of Tacoma, Mrs. W. F. Hammer of Seattle, Mrs. Earl Archer of Los Angeles, and . Mr. Raymond Willson of Stockton, Calif. The Willsons have been active residents of the- Salem Heights community for 35 years. Monthly Dinner Scheduled Bus i n ess and Professional Women's club ; members . will meet for their regular monthly dinner meeting Tuesday to hear Dr. Willard . J. Stone, Marion -county health officer, speak on. "Problems of the Health Depart ment in Wartime." Dr. Stone is' familiar with the - problem,' hav ing worked with public health and preventive medicine for many years. Before coming to Salem from Corvallis last year he . served for seven years as student health advisor at Ore gon State college, and had pre viously been assistant county health officer in Multnomah county. .'Music for the program will be provided by two Willamette uni versity students, Miss Eunice Massee, violin and Miss Earline Gleason, piano. Mrs. Brace Van Wyngarden (Maxine Holt) is visiting in the city from Seattle until Monday, guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holt. ' Her husband is an ensign in the navy. Daughters of St Elisabeth will meet on Tuesday for a 1 o'clock luncheon in the parish house. Mrs. O. K. DeWitt and Mrs. A. B. Kneass will be hostesses. The Nebraska aaxtllary will meet on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Lee Webb on Route 1, Box 209. Cars will leave the parking lot at 145 South Chureh street at 1:30 o'clock. Salem Council of Chare It Women will meet on Tuesday at the WYCA at 2 o'clock for an important business meeting. Mrs. D. B. Kleihege will preside. r -a ' TO O t I CO IT SALEM 810 IL Liberty Street.-. . If - " Oregon. Sunday Morclarj. AprU - Miss Luella Mae Kitching, who announced her engage ment to Sgt Melvin Veiraska of Friend, Nebraska at a dinner on Wednesday Sgt Vejrdska Is stationed at Camp Shelby, Mississippi. No. date was set for the wedding. - McEwen photo) WOIELO Camp Fire Girl Coliann , Camp Fire Girls of Salem will hold. play day at dinger field on Saturday, May 15, from 10 to 4 o'clock under the auspice of the Guardian's association, with ' Mrs. Paul Morse, general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ches ter Zumwalt, local- executive. Mrs. A. E. Ullman is in charge of nature work and camp craft; Miss Gale Currey and Mrs. James Bunnell, sports; Miss Donna Unruh; singing; Mrs. Granville Perkins, honors; Mrs. Sidney King, prizes; Mrs. F. X. Hoereth, assistant in group or .ganization. Each Camp Fire 'group is to plan its lunch, under, the direc tion of their guardian. . Groups desiring to cook lunch to earn camp craft honors may do so at the park. It will be possible for girls to earn several honors play day. Competitive sports and games are on the schedule with prizes for winners. High school girls will assist Miss Currey and Mrs. Bunnell in this field. Plans for summer camp at Camp Kilowan "are to be an nounced by Mrs. Bumwalt Mr Charles Huggins, president , of the Chemeketa council of Camp Fire girls, says that summer camp plans will be completed. Transportation has been ar ranged and the committee in charge is trying to set the dates for camp so that it will interfere with harvesting as little as possi ble, since Camp Fire girls help harvest the crops. . Since December 1, 1942, 11 new groups and two reorganized groups of Camp Fire girls have been organized by Mrs. Chester Zumwalt, local executive. This accounts for approximately 165 new Camp Fire girls in Salem. The guardians - of the two re organized groups are Mrs. R. -D Bowman, with Mrs. Ed Arm strong, as assistant, at Bush school and Miss Rovena Eyre, Parrish junior high. The 11 new guardians are: Mrs. Frank Schmidt, Grant; Mrs. T. L. Kuhns, Garfield; Mrs. Marvin : Helland, Richmond; Mrs. A. EL Kiser, St Josephs school; Mrs. ; Kenneth Power, Washington; Mrs. A. L. : Strayer, and Mrs. Helen Lange, .Highland; Mrs. James Manning, with two groups FRESH UP'Vmi f I T 1. 1 K B 8 TO U ctxgo:i . . . . rhoo 8751 23. 15tt at Englewood Mrs. Manning has two assistants, Mrs.- Don Blake and Mrs. Floyd Thompson. Mrs. E. V. Vernon, assisted by Mrs. Naomi King, has a ' group of. Blue Birds at Englewood and Mrs. Harry Fee has a new Blue Bird group at St Josephs school. Mrs. A. E. Archibald is a new guardian who has taken - the group of Mrs. George Bagnall who is now working in the Camp ' Fire executive office in Port land. . ' There are now 24 active groups of Camp Fire girls in Salem with two more in the process of being formed. One at St Vinvent da Paul and - one at McKinley school. ... ' Otejokwa Camp Fire girls met Thursday at the home of their guardian, Mrs. T. L. Kuhns and made plans for a group meal and nature hike next Saturday. ' The Zranyan Camp Fjre girls met at the home of their guar dian, Mrs. Richard Severin and practiced songs. They plan to attend - the Easter services. V70IIEIT OF SilLEIl AIIB MSnfS2 I. "G VGQV DAY; GAV VIHG t"JAVM say Uncle Sam's Nutritioa Ruka. Plan your saeab so that erary afar they mcluda foods from aU the following food groupa. See mnauodMm dirplays at your grooer's and lean this week how NUCOA eaa help you add afaficMtsf ataver and import anr food vslm to all your sask -without high cost! m Mass, noavwyt asa fjiad in I m or mboss1 win) mucoa saia tk rich : Bayor which only a datidee a, tmfcla eaafity pread esd far eoofctag can y. Vrt this luawy with Huco to 4tf9,enywsyroaoaoktfcsaar ioprored by the delicious favor ocoa gives so laesponsivalyt nucoaa chief fagredleats are yura etsble oils churaed ia fresh pa sak-bodi at odacls of terms aactuaively. Fcr 2111 AAUW Tea Scheduled Members of the Salem branch, American Association of Uni versify Women, have been bid den to tea next Saturday after noon from t to 5 o'clock,' at the home - of Mr. and Mrs. Custer Ross, 787 Cross street. Officers, will be hostesses in honor of the president, Mrs. George Rossman. Crediting their executive with much of the responsibility lor the successful club year drawing to a close for the organization, members of the board Issued their invitation to the member amp at their regular meeting ' last : weekend. Second 'only In . size in the state to .the Port land branch, the Salem uni versity women's association has 194 members and m waiting list for membership next year. .When members c al I at the Ross residence they will be greeted at the door by Mrs. Elmer O. Berg, Mrs. C A. Rat- cliff e will introduce to the line in which will be Mrs. Rossman, Miss Lorena Jack, vice president, Mrs. Melvin H. Geist, secretary. Miss Ann Boentje, treasurer, re spectively. . x Presiding at the tea table the first hour will be Mrs. James T." Brand and Mrs. G. Herbert Smith; ; the second hour, . Miss Eleanor Stephens and Mrs. David Eason. r"--1 '. Mrs. Floyd Utter will be in. charge of the dining room; Mrs. Marvin Lewis . of decorations. Assisting about .the rooms will be Mrs. Ross, Miss Mary Eyre, Mrs. , R. Ivan Lovell and Mrs. Lewis, while Miss Carolyn WU son. Miss Virginia Bendiksen, Miss Elise Schroeder and Miss Isabel Childs - will serve. Wrjiters Club at Richards -Home : The Salem Writers' club met on Wednesday with Professor and Mrs. Ernest C. Richards as hosts. Original work was read.' by Mrs. ' N. " F. Anderson, Mrs. . ' Julia Lytle, Mrs. J. C Nelson, Mrs. Blanche Jones, Dr. F. G. Franklin and Professor Richards. Other members present were Mrs. Ora F. Mclntyre, . Mrsl F. G.. Franklin, Mrs. Flora Thomp son. Enders, Mrs. Ernest C Rich ards and Mrs. Robert Rawson. Women's association ef F1rst Presbyterian church will meet" Wednesday at 2 o'clock to in stall new officers and circle leaders. Executive board will meet at 12:30. " nn K)0DWOia Arytwrmctrii "f J t inok tabs liin ffn . strut, with timely' displays foatfwrin NUCOA, SW mttri- VITAMIN Al 2a.i getOBtrai Al Hucoaaiwaysl far it is taade ymm Yound on order anfy-nrvar held in storage, . - mm CiOOi With HVCOA peetneairDCOAwtraadfari lag kecanat it adds ridk i vnaaua a . . . and because aocoa ia aoMMotk treat seaseata with nucoa. Aa4 Ccchirj Td!3 Pcrp:::3 5 Pcizb Per Vczzl Light Operas to Be Heard A concert of recorded music, consisting of gay, tuneful num . bers from famous light operas, will be given in the recreation room of the YWCA this after noon at 2:30. ; , Mr. Robert Rawson will give the comments on each number. 'The public Is Invited. When You're Away from "The Only Ctrl' , - Herbert Richard Crook . Tb NlghUng ate's Song from "The Tyrolean" , - Zellcr i Abna Cluck Gem from "The Yank Prince Kaimaa - Victor Llht Oycra Co. Gems from "Count Marlti- . ' - ' Kaimaa Victor Lirht Opera Co. A Geisha's life xrom 'The Geisha" . Jones Xjocy. Ctes Ah, So Sur from "Martha" Flotow Enrico Caruso Look for the Silver Llnin Kern ' Edna Brown and Charles Harrison My Dream Girl from "The Dream Herbert Barbara Maurel In the Tormaker's Workshop from "Babes in Toyland" Herbert Victor Concert orchestra Lullaby from "Erminle'JakabowiU . Hulda laihsnaks The TLore Boot from ToUles of 1S20' Herbert John Steel Gems from "Blossom Time.Romberc Victor Light Opera Co. Alice Blue , Gown from "Irene". . : Tiemer Margaret Romaine March of the Toys from "Babes - In Toyland" Herbert Victor Concert orchestra On Alono from "The Desert Song" - Romberg Richard Crooks Accordionists Win Awards Salem accordionists placed, first in all five divisions of the Junior competitive festivals of the State federated Music clubs, held in Portland April 18 and 17. J : :v ' Cups were received by the fol lowing students: in their divi sions, difficult. Pat. Meisinger, superior, rating, first place; advanced, -Anne Doerfler', first place; medium, Louella LaFountalne, first place, Jacqueline j Van Loh, , second rlace; elementary, June Stowell, first place. Dona Zehnor, second place; accordion ensemble, Pris - cilia Meisinger girls' . sextette, first place. Mr. ' and Mrs. William Bice of Valley City, ND, were visitors this -week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Niederhiser. Mr. Rice is a cousin of Mrs. Neider hiser and also of Mr. Ed Westen house of Liberty. The cousins have not met for 50 years, i - ' 1 ' - f ' A special daaee has been an nounced for, the USO center on Tuesday night, at 8 o'clock. Men from the airport will be there, and music will be furnished by the military orchestra. 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