Parties Are
Events of
Week ;
; It's coming and - going these
days for Salem folk.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCar
car are arranging an au revoir
party for Liteutenant (jg) James
J. Walton on Saturday night at
their home . on Fir street. Lt
: Walton is leaving on . Monday
for Boston to begin bis naval
A group of 14. and Mrs. Wal
ton's friends have been invited
to the informal party and a late
supper will be served by the
. hostess. Mrs. 1 Walton and the '
children plan to remain in Sa
lient while Lt Walton is serving
rwith the navy. -
Tea far Visit ; '
Mrs. George Rodgers - was a
' tea hostess Tuesday afternoon at
her North Cottage street home
In compliment to her daughter,
Mrs. James G. A. Hutcheson of
Vancouver, BC
. Mrs. Hutcheson has been vis
iting in the capital the past two
weeks and will return . to her
home by plane on Friday. A.
small group of the honor-guest's
friends were bidden to call at 4
o'clock.
Reception Given
For. Brother
Mr. Richard Fiedler was guest
of honor at a reception Sunday
. given : by his sister, Mrs. . John
Schafer of Middle Grove. He
has ; just returned . from Cuba
where he was employed.
. Present during the afternoon
were Mr. Fiedler, Mrs. John Olt
hoff, Mr. and Mrs. George Scha
fer, Mr. and Mrs. William Scha
fer and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. G ro
ver Lichty, . Barbara and Kay,
Mr. and Mrs. John Scharff, Dar
lene and Dale, all of Salem, Mr.
and Mrs. Harmon Schafer of
Central Howell, Mr. and Mrs.
i Herman Kleen of Pratum, Mr.
- and Mrs. Lawrence Zielinski,
Linda and Alvin of Hazel Green,
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. McKimmy,
; Kay, Lois and Kent of Middle
Grove, Mr. and Mrs. John Scha
fer, Bobby, Jean and Frederick.
Church Council
Will Meet
, .
The Woman's Council of the
First Christian church will meet
at 11 o'clock at the church for
a business meeting, followed by
a 12:15 o'clock luncheon, and a
1:30 program.
During the afternoon Mrs. Ray
Yocom will review the book
Darker Brother." Recorded
songs by Paul Robeson will be
played and Miss Del von Long
will lead devotions. All women
Interested are invited to attend.
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Sgt Mary McCall, above,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
- McCall, route 2, will leave today
1 for Philadelphia, Pa, "where she
is a switchboard operator at ma
' rine headquarters. She has been
- spending her first furlough, a
. week, visiting her parents, rela-
fives at ML Angel, and friends.
Miss McCall followed the suit
' of her two brothers, CpL How
ard McCall and Pvt. Donald Mc
Call, both with the marines
overseas, when she enlisted last
March. She left in April for boot
, training at Hunter college, NY,
and received her sergeant's
rating when sent to Philadelphia
early in June. She was a tele
phone operator here before en-
. listing.
She likes the marines better
every day of service and thinks
Philadelphia is "grand." The city
itself always furnishes s o m e
thing to do, what with historic
spots to visit, but side trips to
the country have been limited by
even more stringent gas ration
ing than exists on the west coast,
Sgt. McCall reports. What she
saw of theK countryside while
passing through on the train was
. "very ..lovely juid quite similar to
Oregon. The climate was terri
ble, although nice at the time
she left Two Oregon girls are
stationed in her division also,
one from The Dalles with whom
she has become acquainted and
one from Tillamook whom she
has yet to meet.
The M c C a 1 1 s just received
word from Donald two days ago
that he had been sent overseas
and don't know yet where he is
stationed. He had been training
at Camp Pendleton, Calif. How
ard is in the South Pacific, at
present -at a rest camp in New
Zealand. He was in the Solo
mon Islands campaign.
Joining her three brothers in
the armed services, Miss Lela
Stanley, 695 South 19th street,
has enlisted in the WAVES,
women's service of the US navy,
it was reported here today by
. Chief Robert B. Fallon of the
Salem recruiting s u b s t a t ion,
which has charge of applications
for WAVES in this area.
Completion of Miss Stanley's
enlistment was at the Portland
branch, office of naval officer
procurement.
" : Miss Stanley will report soon
to the WAVES indoctrination
- school at Hunter college, Colum
bia university. New York city,
where she will begin the train
ing. On completion of this train
ing, she will be assigned to an
advanced school at One of the
nation's leading colleges for spe
cial instruction or will be -assigned
to active duty at a naval
station.' - ;. . '
Fourth member of her family,
to serve jn the armed forces is
Miss Stanley, joining her three
. brothers Arley Francis, private,
first class, army, now serving in
'Alaska;' Harry Cavendish, cor-
poral, army, now serving in Ha
waii, and George Winston, pri
vate, first class, army, reported
t missing in action in the Philip
pine campaign, ij -:
Miss Stanley attended Yakima
high school and since May has'.
; been a saleswoman with Acum
Bootery, Salem. Previously she
" was a saleswoman with Mont-
gomery Ward.& company, Sa
. lem, for six months. Miss Stan
ley has been active in warworn
Hon To Relieve
Bronchitis
Creomulsion relieves promptly be
cause it roes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and -expel
germ laden phlegm, and aM nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, to
Gamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Ceomulsion irith the un
lerstanding you must like the way is
eulctly allays taa cough erjou aw
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SOCIETY
HllSICi
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What they can do A '
What thay'ra doing about it
' as a USO junior hostess at Yak
ima. Miss Stanley is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stan
ley. Invitations Read
At Meeting
Chad wick chapter. Order of
Eastern Star, met at the Masonic
temple Tuesday night and hon
ored guests were Mrs. Paul H.
Hauser, sr, past worthy grand
matron, and Mr. Milton I Mey
ers, past worthy grand patron.
Others Introduced were Mrs. I
E. Barrick, grand representatlva
of North Carolina, and ' Mrs.
Maude Bones, grand representa
tive of Virginia. f
Invitations were read to a re
ception for Mary Skaife, mem
ber of international temple fund
committee, and Dorothea Searth,
grand representative , of Scot
land, in Silverton on October 26
at the . Masonic temple. An in
vitation was received to the
golden anniversary of Hood Riv
er chapter on October 26 and
to the friendship meeting of Ra
mona chapter in Silverton No
vember 9. ;; ':. ':,
Mrs. A.IL Morehouse read the
proceedings of grand chapter of
Illinois held Jn Chicago. Mrs.
Paul H. ' Hauser, Mrs. ' Dewey
Howell and Mr. Harold Phillippe
were appointed to make plans
for the golden anniversary of
Chadwick chapter in 1945.
Mr. Milton Meyers spoke about
the Red Cross blood bank and
the life saving qualities of the
blood plasma. Mrs. Hauser spoke
concerning the United War Re
lief drive. Travel pictures were
shown by Mr. Walter Minier of
scenes in Oregon and other
parts of tht United States.
The dining room tables were
decorated with fall flowers and
vegetables with grapes and
grape tleaves extending the
length of the tables. A bouquet
of Chinese lilies decorated the
altar in the lodge room.
CpL and Mrs. Willis E. Keith
ley arrived Tuesday from Camp
Kohler, where he is an instruc
tor in radio schooL They are on
furlough for 15 days and will
visit in Salem with Mrs. Keith
ley's sister, Mrs. F. M. Haber
man and in AumsvQle with CpL
Keithley's parents. ;
PIONEER The Pioneer Sew
ing club met at the play shed
for its regular business meeting
of the month. Mrs. Roy Black
was appointed to serve on the
visiting committee for this
month. Those present for the
meeting were, Mrs. Ray Slater,
Mrs. Roy Black, i Mrs. Mark
Blodgett, Mrs. Robert Kent, Mrs.
Tom Keller, Mrs. Archie Brown,
Mrs. Howard Coy, Mrs. Frank
. Dornhecker and Mrs. Earl Wood.
BUENA VISTA Misses Betty
Lou and Willa Dean Long of
Portland spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
D. Long, and Mary Jane. In rec
ognition of their 'parents . 27th
wedding anniversary, the three
girls presented them with a fam
ily record Bible. L?
BUENA VISTA Misses De
lores Hultman and Modena
Banks were hostesses Sunday at
a progressive party. Guests were
Jack and Gordon Wells, Barbara
Wells, Alice Prather, Bill Pra
ther, June and Jean Osborn,
Muriel Ward and Dallas Banks.
SWEGLE The Garden Read
Nieghborhood club will meet
Friday at 1:30 at the home of
Mrs. William Hartley on East
Turner road. A dessert lunch'
eon will be served. "
MONMOUTH The lacal Re
bekahs will observe the anniver
sary of the .order with a meet
ing Thursday night. Homecom
ing will be combined ' with the
'anniversary event- '
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Glub Groups
Meet' for
Bridge . .
Entertaining Is informal this
week with club groups meeting
for an afternoon or evening of
cards. -
i Mrs. James H. Nicholson, Jr
will entertain her, bridge club
tonight at her apartment at the
Royal Court Mrs. Clarence
Hamilton will be a special guest
Members are Mrs. - Clayboume
Dyer, Mrs. Joseph M. Devers,
. jr, Mrs. Lester Carter, Mrs. x
Robert "C anno n, Mrs. Russell
; Woodward Mrs. Meredith Hug
gins, Miss Maxine McESHop and .
Miss Esther Baird. VV -
Mrs. Edward O. Stadter, jr.
wDl preside at luncheon today
at her Fairmount Hill home for
the pleasure of her club. Con
tract bridge will be Jn play dux- 1
Ing the afternoon. Guests wDl be
Mrs. Willard Thompson, Mrs.
James J. Hague, jr Mrs. Leon,
Perry, Mrs. , Ralph E. Purvine,
Mrs., Robert Needham, Mrs. A.
Terrence King and Mrs. William
Lddbeck.
Mrs. Andrew Halvorsen was a
hostess Wednesday afternoon at
her home on South Winter
street A dessert luncheon was
followed . by cards. Additional
guests were Mrs-Howard Con
kle and Mrs. Paul Campbell.
Members are Mrs. Merrill Fal- '
kenbagen, Mrs. Albert Ott, Mrs. '
Ralph Nohlgren, Mrs. Bingham
Powell, Mrs. Donald Armpriest,
Mrs. Edwin McEwen, Mrs. Peg
gy Dobson and Mrs. Gerald Nib
ler. -
Mrs. Edwin Keech entertained
her club Tuesday night and had
as guests, Mrs. J e r a 1 d Back-
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strand and Mrs. Theron Kootst.
Mrs. Lee Crawford honored
her club at bridge and supper
Wednesday nights Members are
Mrs. Roy MinkV- Mrs. Warren
' Baker, : Mrs. ' Clinton Standish,
Mrs. Joseph Felton, Mrs. Cecil
Young; Mrs. . Kenneth Barker
and Mrs. Delwin Finley.. .
First Sergeant and Mrs. Moca
Van Den are the parents of a
son, Robert' LeRoy, born Octo
ber 12 at St Joseph hospital, Ta
coma. Wash. Mrs. Van Dell Is
the ; former Donna Spence and
the - baby's maternal grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy C
Spence of Salem. Sergeant Van
Dell is with the 115th cavalry
stationed at Fort Lewis. '
Master Sergeant and Mrs.
Frederick Thielsen, t Jr, . have
been guests at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Thielsen. They also visited In
Vancouver with her family. Ser
geant Thielsen Is stationed at
Camp Haan, Calif. -. -
- The Wesleyan Service guild ef
Leslie Methodist church met on
- Monday night at the home of
Miss Mary Sheldon. Mrs. M. C.
Findley gave a talk. Special
guests-were Mrs. Donald Davis,
Mrs. C Boyd, Mrs. R. White and
: Mrs.;S.:A. Randle. :- ;:-i,
Miss Pat Leary win leave an
OctoberJt7 tat Occidental col
lege, , Loa Angeles,- California.
She was active In sports and was
president of the Snikpoh drama
tic society while at Salem high
achooL ;
-Patriarchs militant aaxDiary
will hold the regular meeting in
IOOF hall Thursday at 8 o'clock.
CANTEEN CALENDAR
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ZS
LesUe Methodist cburcb. WSCS.
nun AT. OCTOBER tl
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Mrs. Elliott
Feted at - -
Dinner
Being welcomed back to Sa
lem Is Mrs. John J. Elliott who
has been residing in Miami, Flay
the past "year and a half with
Major Elliott and their children,
Joan and John. Mrs. Elliott is
the house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Becke and expects to make
her home in Salem for the dura
tion. " '
For the pleasure of Mrs. Elli
ott, Mr. and Mrs. Brazier Small
entertained informally at din
ner "Wednesday night at their
home oh South Church street
Covers' were placed for Mrs.
Elliott Mr. and Mrs. James B.'
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Karl - G.
Becke, Mr. Carl Gabrielson and
Mr. and Mrs. Small. ,
LYONS The Women's So
ciety of Christian Service was
held Tuesday afternoon- at the
community haU with Mrs. Ru
dolph - Brader as hostess. v Mrs.'
Joe Weitman, vice president; was
in charge of the meeting. A vocal
solo was given by Mrs. George
ClipfelL' Mrs. A J. Roork gave
a report from the convention
she attended in Portland. A de
votional service win be held
next Tuesday afternoon at the
home of MrsRobert Fetherston.
A birthday cake with three
candles was cut in honor of the
society's third anniversary. Mrs.
Paul Johnston gave a short his
tory of the Lyons Ladies Aid or- '
ganized five years ago and
' changed two years later to the
Women's Society of Christian
Service. Refreshments were ser
ved to the following: Mrs. Al
bert Ring, Miss Fannie Wilson,
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CLU3 CALSIDAIl,
TXTCXSDAY
Salem Lions auxiliary, Mn.
Floyd Bowers, 8M North 1U
street, 8 pjn. . : :
Faculty Women's club, Mr Q.
, Herbert SmiUi, Unlvorwyr House
X29 PJO. - -V . - .
- Damhtere ol Union Veterans of
the Ovil War. with Mrs. Lorcn
blow. Z50 ast Wilson street, a
, pjn. .. -;.-
Prinrt - Pleasant Point Social
-club. Mrs. Georgr Grabenhorst,
16SS Fir street. :
Hayetrrtne Woman's ehib. itb
- Mrs. C W. garrison. S p. an.
' FRIDAY- ' -
Woman's Bible class. First lie
thodut church, wlta Mrs. U M.
Mickey, S37 Soutb 12tn street.
ft p. m. , , .. . .
MOKDAT ?: '
Ore ffon Kurtes association. Sa
lem General hospital. S p. m.
Mrs. Paul Johnston, Mrs. Daisy
Johnston, Mrs. George Clipfeu,
Mrs. Robert Fetherston, Mrs.
Roy Huber, Mrs. Wallace Pow
. era, Mrs. Douglas Gavette, Mrs.
;Georgt Huffman, Mrs. Hugh
Gavette, Rev. and Mrsr Roork,
Mrs. Joe Weitman. Mrs. Carl
Reld, Mrs. Clyde Bressler and
Mrs. Brader.
Mr. and Mrs. Haas William
Thielsen left Sunday for San
Francisco where they will reside. '
They have been visiting at the
: H. Wflliam Thielsen home. Mr.
Thielsen is a first class petty of
ficer with the US Navy Seabees.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earnest
have as their house guest Mrs.
A. J. Gibson Audrey Cutler) of
Bellingham, Wash, who has been
'making her home in San Fran-
- clsco, Mrs. Gibson formerly re
tided in Salem.
Date for the bridge benefit af
' St Helena's Guild has been
- changed from October 29 to Fri
day, November 19.
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Birthday Will
Be Honored
Ways Ericksen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. EJarne Ericksen, will
celebrate his 7th birthday to
night when he entertains a group
of his friends, at the Ericksen
home on South Cottage street
Supper will be served by Mrs.
Ericksen and games will be in
play during the evening. The
Hallowe'en motif will -fee tarried
out In the decorations.
Wayne's guests will be Ivan
Geren, Dick Simpson, Gary Hor
ton, Jimmy Knapp, Jimmy Bow
ers, BiU Hockett and Clinton
. Nordyke. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Mc
Ewen and son, Craig, are visiting
in Portland and Walla WaHa,
' Wash.
WO OD BURN ' The Okllil
group of Camp Tire glrlj met
with their guardian, Mrs. Rod
ney Alden, Tuesday afternoon in
, the Woodburn library club rooms
for a council fire. Honor beads
were awarded to all according
to their merits and three girls
had achieved the rank of Trail
Seeker and were given the Trail
' Seeker's pin. These girls are
Hazel Hermanson, Betty Jo De
Ilaan and Dorace Cole. The group
-wiU meet again next Monday.
DAYTON Mrs. L. A. Eess-
ner entertained the Past Noble
Grand club of Naomi Rebekah
lodge of Dayton at her home
Thursday afternoon. . This was
the first meeting following the
summer vacation. The next meet
ing wUl be a one o'clock lunch
eon at the Odd FeUows halL
BUENA VISTA The Baena
Vista Woman's club held an allj
day meeting with covered dish
dinner Wednesday at the club :
rooms. Clean up day was observed.