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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd S, Angell,
now of Portland but formerly f
Salem, have announced, the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen Angell, to Mr. Jef fry Cole
man Kitchen, son . of , Mr. and .
Mrs." Alfred Kitchen of Bend. . .
Miss Angell, first woman edi- -.
tor of the University" of Oregon :
Daily Emerald, is now onTthe ed-"
itorial staff of the Readers' Di-
gest, and was recently in Port-,
land for a month's vacation. Miss
Angell is a graduate of Univer
sity of Oregon, was a member of
Delta Delta Delta, Phi Beta Kap
pa, Mortar Board and Theta Sig
ma Phi. ,' .. '
Mr. Kitchen will graduate this
year' at the University of Ore
gon, where he 'is" a 'member' of
Sigma Chi, Scabbard and Blade,
Friars, Skull and 'Dagger, -Delta
Sigma Chi. and the Druids. !
Mr. : Kitchen expects to leave
"on July first as he has been ap
pointed for advanced study in
political science under the Rock-,
efeller Foundation. '
. There was no date set for the
-wedding.-. 7
Greoonians Wed"
In Bay Gity ;
Miss Zelma " Allen, daughter
of Mr. and j Mrs. W B. Allen of
Rickreall, and Thaine Olson, son
of Mr." and Mrs. Lincoln Olson,' ;
were married in San Francisco
on -May 12. '"
Following 'the wedding, the
couple left on a honeymoon to
visit friends and relatives In Sa
lem and vicinity. Olson will be
stationed in Portland with the
navy.
; CLUB . CALENDAR ;
FBIDAY '- ', -
-i Ann JndMn circle, first Bap-
tlst church. ---.,.-'..
' SATURDAY "- ' -
' Past regents, Giemeketa chap-
' ter.- - OAR, covered dish lunch. .
. with . Mrs. W. X. Hanson. . ta
North Church street. 1 p. m. ti
- " SCNDAT ; ; .
Memorial services ; sponsored '
, by Ladies of ' Grand Army at -
Jason Lee Memorial cemetery
at 3:30 p.' m. . -
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" TUESDAY .
' ' Delta Zeta Alumnae." with Mrs.
Carrol Hays South 12th street. :
t .p. m.-dessert.
Auxiliary of the Missouri club
meets at Mrs. E. W. HarUnd's
:- borne. 144 South 19th street, for
no-host luncheon.
The East. Side . Sewing club
" members were entertained on
.Thursday afternoon at the home
fcf Mrs. Alf Dereave, with Mrs.
Etta Day joint hostess. After a
r short business meeting the time
: . was spent in sewing for the
- hostesses, ' who served delicious
. refreshments. Those present in
cluded Mesdames Mary Wil-
. 1 liams, John Switzer, Clara Hahn,
-1 Nette Tovey, Fred Hahn, Mary
, E. Breeding, Lottie Tallman,
Lloyd Fresham and Carol, L.
Beryamin, Tom Smith, Lloyd
, ; Whitney, Ethel Schaeff er, Nettie
Schaeff er, . Helen Beeler and E.
' M. Johnson. The next meeting,
June 3, will be held at the home
' y f Mrs. Clara and Mrs. Fred
" 5' Hahn.
Gay Button-Frock
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a blessing for the wearer be
cause of its wonderful conven
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easy to make, too. Clever -"ets
'give smooth fit at ""the "3
waist. The princess 'tr. ... Ls
graceful. Use crisp rufXIIn.
; Pattern 4223 is available only
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II Ciza 15 requires 34 yards 25-
Women's Club -Has
Ceremony
- .The Business and Professional
Women's club met at the .Golden
- Pheasant on Tuesday for a din
ner meeting and annual presen
tation of the formal emblem and
; initiation ceremony.
Miss Helen Fletcher presented
Miss Daisy Hayden, Miss Juana
Holmes, Mrs. Anna Morgan,
Miss 'Mary- Sheldon and Miss
Dorothy" Cornelius who gave re-'
. ports of the Oregon Federation
i convention? in Eugene on May 15
and 16. Following these reports,
a brief business session was pre
sided over by Miss -Fletcher.
; Main item of discussion at this
meeting was the possible spon-
soring of an evening meeting at
which navy and coast guard re
cruiting officers would present
the programs of the WAVES and
SPARS, to interested Salem
women. A committee composed
of Mrs. Ilda Bingen he i mer,
chairman; Miss Josephine Evans,
Mrs. Emma Haley and Miss Isa
belle Leeper was appointed to
further consider the matter.
A brief program, with Mrs.
Esther Little in charge, included
group singing led by Mrs. Tittle, .
and a skit presented by Mrs Lit
tle, reader; Miss Ruth .Moore,
Mrs. Paul Heath, Miss Mary
Sheldon and Mrs. Laura Pangle.
.The emblem and initiation
ceremony was given .with . Miss
Betty Elofson, chairman in
charge. Miss Phebe McAdams,
as membership chairman, pre
sented the following new .mem
bers: Miss Frances Doughty,
Mrs. Emma Haley, Mrs. Mabel
Clock, Mrs. Erma Turner, Mrs.
Sydney Levinne and Miss Anna
Baker. . Another new member,
Miss Isabel Childs, was unable to
be present Others taking part in
the emblem ceremony were Miss
Ida. Mae Smith, Miss Effie
Smith, Mrs. Anna Morgan, Miss
Edna McElhaney, Miss Isabelle
Leeper, Miss Ruth McAdams,
Miss Dorothy Cornelius, Mrs.
Helen. Heath, and the club trio,
Mrs. Effie Arehart, Miss Jose
phine Evans and Mrs. Ilda Bin-
genheimer, with Miss . Carolyn
Wilson, accompanist.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Jordan
of Witchita, Kans are visiting
the former's brother, Mr. Carl
Jordan, and wife.
Band Wiir
Play for : :.
Prdm ' ;
A military' atmosphere will
Invade the second " Junior-senior
wartime prom at the senior high
school gymnasium: on Saturday
night : when a military ; band
plays for the annual ; dance.
Dancing . will - be from 8:30 to
110 p. m. , . ; . ;
The theme will remain a se
cret until the dance. Miss Nancy
Montgomery, junior " class vice-
president . and .chairman, . an-
nounced the, ' decorations - and
" theme, would be a popular song.
Only junior and senior students
. are admitted to thev dance. vi
'. 'Preceding the - intermission
will' be the grand march. Lead
b Ing it will be Miss Nancy Mont-
gomery and Bob Skopil and Miss
' t Mary Ana Bollinger and Rich
ard Page. ,
- Patrons and 'patronesses will
be faculty -' members, ; school
board members,' Mr. and - Mrs.
A. S. Montgomery, J udge and
Mrs. E. IH; Page, Dr. and . Mrs.
K E. Barrick, Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Cohen, Mr. nd Mrs. : Her
bert Staab, Mrs, Theresa Rein
hart, Judge and Mrs. James T.
Brand, Mr. - and ; Mrs. Harry
Scott, Mrs. Francis Tw Wade, Mr.
and Mrs. George Meier, Mr. and
Mrs. C W. Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
R. G. Brady, Mr. and Mrs. N. S.
Rogers, Mr. , and Mrs. ' Frank
Healy, Mr and Mrs. William L.
Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Carl C
Schneider, Mr. and Mrs.' Dan J.
- Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Hunt
ington, Mr. and Mrs. ; Merrill
Ohling, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Gai
ser, Mr. and Mrs. Breyman
Boise, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Comp
ton, Mr. and Mrs. : Paul B. Wal
lace and Lt. CoL and Mrs.Bion
Welker.
. .Committees are theme, Rober
ta Rogers, chairman, Mary Bol
linger, Richard Taw and .Tom
Brand; decorat ions, i Wilford
Beard, chairman, Joan Beakey,
Conine , Wade, Trudie Meier,
Norman' Dalke, - Hex Schofield
and Truman " Runner; orchestra,
Mary Ann Brady, chairman, and
Herb Steed; programs, Thelma
Smith, chairman, Charlotte Ma
this rArlene Frogley and Grace
Shields; tickets, Gerry Nelson,
chairman, Pat Zeller and Mar
garet Jane Emmons; reception,'
Betty Staab, chairman, Jeanne
Myers and Jean : Demytt; re
freshments, Barbara Crawford,
and publicity, Mary Parker and
Pat Schneider. .
Senior class advisors are Mrs.
Lloyd Hockett, Mrs. M. B. Smith,
Mr. Glade Follis.' Junior class '
advisors are Mrs. ' Sylvia Kraps,
Miss Ann Boentje and Mr.
George Birrell. - j
Miss Axlene Sholsth,' daigh
ter of Mr. and Mrs.' J.- A. Shol
seth, will return i from Oregon
state college Saturday, follow
ing her graduation with a degree
of bachelor of science in phar
macy. She was affiliated with
Kappa Delta. . . ;
Scrvicovomca
7hct Ciay'ra dels
.7 cbect U
Miss Maxine" Collins of Wood-
burn who was recently commis
sioned a second lieutenant in the
- army nurse corps and has been
assigned to the station hospital
of the army, air force technical
. ' training school at Sioux Falls.
Miss Collins is the daughter of
- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Collins
of Woodburn. She received her
nurse's training at Tacoma Gen
eral hospital and is a graduate
r of Seattle Pacific college. Miss
Collins was a Red Cross nurse
" and entered the army through
the nurse procurement center of
. the American Red Cross in Port'
land. - - '
Alumni Elect -New
Officers 4
i . - .
Alpha - Gamma Delta sorority
alumni met at Mrs. James Turn
bull's home Tuesday night for a
business meeting. .
- Bouquets . of Cecil Brunner
roses and pink peonies -were in
the living room. White ' tapers
flanked a centerpiece bf colum
bine on the- serving table. .
Officers elected were y Mrs.
Calvin Kent, president; Mrs.
Robert Tiernan, " vice-president;
. and Mrs. James Turnbull, secre-
t tary-treasurer. '
": LYONS The Lyons Worn-
- en's club held their -benefit
apron sale at the community
club house Friday afternoon.
The following program was pre
sented: songs by - school girls;
' piano duet, Mrs. Hugh Gavette
and Mrs. Douglas Gavette; read
ing, Mrs. John Neal; vocal duet, 1
Mrs. Douglas Gavette and Mrs..
- G. Paul Johnston. Mrs.' Wendell
Wed die was the speaker for the
afternoon. After showing ditty
- bags and making . a request . for
-t costume jewelry to be turned in,
. . she- talke on ration book No. 3
and enrollment for agriculture
. work. '. Mrs. Alex ; Bodeker was
:; asked to take charge of the work ;
- in Lyons, Mrs. Vernon Todd and
Mrs. Mary Kelly in Mill City. I
, Guests were present 'from the
Stayton and Mill City clubs. The
. club - netted over fifty dollars
from, the apron and candy sale.
YOUR GROCER
OFFERS THIS
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A combination
so of fresh spring
vegetables and
Morton's Safe Buy
them together.
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Just one. more question before you go.
Judge. What is this thing called propaganda
you hear so much talk about" these Cays?"
'; m give you so exaspl ILir.k. Last
nibt I was readlr.3 an iiiterestir.g Utile bock
called'Hitkr is in Favor'. It told bow Hitler
would very much Uke to see Americans f. ht
irs amoni thc-r.sdves over pxZJj'.Hcx be
cause that would create disunity, vtzz'.s the
time of Congress and legislatures in wet-dry
Tiur.ents and crip-- cur eforL It
also mentioned a - booklet writlen -about
Hitler's government telling how Hitler's
gang wants to maintain contact with foreign
temperance organizations and how it con
tributes annually to an international tem
perance union. . . . .. . . .
, You can bet Hitler isn't interested in
seeing prohibition advanced in our country
for any reason except that "he knows it's a
good tray to stir up trouble. That's what
they mean by propaganda. Hank.
Church Weddina
In Turner
'- The wedding of . Miss Norma
Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wilson of Salem and Mr. '
Edward Qhrisman of Bremerton,
Wash was solemnized at the
Turner Assembly of God .church '
by Ether Gutekunst, pastor, on
Wednesday, afternoon at 2
o'clock. , I
The bride wore an " Informal .
afternoon frock and an orchid
corsage. " " " -
. Mrs. Heath Lowry sang "Be
cause" and tTogether.
Mrs.- James Minogue of Port
land, the bride's sister,. was her.
matron of honor and Mr.' Alfred
Ilaugeh of Bremerton, was best
man. Ushers were Mr. M. Green
.lee and Mr. Lenorm Wilson: :
. During a reception which was
given at the home of the bride's
parents' following the ceremony, '
Mrs. ' Amort r Grime,' Mrs. Varnel
Officers' Wive
WilPDine'-
" Officers wives of the Timber
- wolf 'division at Camp Adair
will meet for their monthly lun
cheon Wednesday noon at the
Golden Pheasant." ' . " .
For. reservations call Mrs.
Sheet, and .Miss Lenola Wilson
served. ''. ', ... ...
Scott Rex at 2-1413 or Mrs.
"liana Forgrave at .7082. After Ih'ej
luncheon, bridge will be played
with Mrs. J. E. Brown in charge,
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" Mr. and Mrs. Geerge Scale
are' the parents of a daughter,
Jean Ann, born on Wednesday;
at Salem General hospital. Mrs,
Frank W. Power is the. grand
mother. This is the Scales'- first
child. - - . i '
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