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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning. November 13, 1943
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Reception
Attended
By Many
Over 100 adults and youths at
tended the reception held at the
YMCA Wednesday night honor
ing Mrs. Elaine Clower Fisher,
Girl Reserve secretary and other
Girl Reserve leaders. Leaders
honored as well as Mrs. Fisher
were Miss Ethel Piers on of the
school for the deaf; Mrs. Ellen
Fisher, Mrs. Lloyd Hockett, Miss
Irene Hollenbeck, Miss Carolyn
Wilson, Mrs. Albert Cohen, Mrs.
Marjorie Carson of the Salem
high school; and, Misses Del von
Long, Margaret Forsythe, Lau
ra Jean Bates, Marian Carter,
Phyllis Nelson, Frances Metier,
and Patricia Otis, Willamette
university students and former
Girl Reserves.
In addition to Girl Reserve
members and their parents, va
rious adults working with youth
and board and committee mem
bership of the YWCA, members
-of the service men's wives
group, the Tagalong club, at
tended the reception in a body.
The Tagalong club present were
Mrs. Lillian Wechsler, Mrs. Vel
ma Franks, Mrs. lone Ahsem
macher, Mrs. Sunny Weise, Mrs.
Kay Wallin and Mrs. Marjorie
Pitts.
Mrs. G. Herbert Smith, Mrs.
W. E. Kirk, Mrs. Claude Glenn
and Mrs. L. W. Clower presided
at the tea table, which carried
out the fall motif with a center
piece of 'fruits and rosewood ta
pers ; arranged by Mrs. George
Allen.
Those in charge of the service
were Mrs.' Frank- Spears and
Mrs. Arthur Selander. Girl Re
serves assisting were; Dolly Da
vidson, Parrish 7; Vivian Bar
ham, Parrish 8; Marilyn Morse,
Parrish 9; Gayle Juve, Leslie 8;
Jacqueline Notick, Leslie 8;
Helen Shelton, Leslie 8; Ruth
Fuller, Leslie 8 and Marilyn
Hill, Leslie 9.
Those who assisted as host
esses and in the receiving line
were Mrs. Guy Hickok, Mrs. N.
J. Lindgren, Mrs. Elmore Hill,
Mrs. Earl Barham, Mrs. Helen
Goodenough and Mrs. Esther
Little.
The November meeting of the
Ministers Wives association has'
been postponed until the Christ
mas meeting. The group was to
. have met Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. David Nielsen. The De
cember meeting will be at the
home of Mrs.- J. C. Harrison.
Today's Menu ,
l Pumpkin pie and upside down
cake will appear on the weekend
mentis as desserts.
TODAY
Combination vegetable salad
Lamb shanks and noodles
Steamed cauliflower
Pumpkin pie
SUNDAY
Pear salad
Ham slices with
Glazed sweet potatoes
Baked whole carrots
Upside down cake
' MONDAY
Cabbage slaw with dill pickles
) Pork sausage patties
Potatoes in jackets
Red apple slices
Hot gingerbread, lemon sauce
Special
Full Fashioned
SHEER AND
SERVICE
Miller 's
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mapes and
- Mr. and Mrs. Norval E. Edwards
i are home - from a several days'
stay in Portland.
Zonta Birthday
Is Celebrated
The Salem unit of Zonta, ih-
:: ternational service! organization,
observed Zonta's twenty fourth
anniversary Thursday evening,
: November 11, at the home of
Miss Helen Yockey on South
High street. Mrs. H. W. Wink
ler was hostess for the event and
was assisted by Miss Yockey.
Miss Lillian McDonald, who
arranged the program, introduc
ed as guest speaker Mr. Irl Mc
Sherry, state director of the war
chest. I The anniversary procla
mation of the international pres-
. ident was read by Miss Nellie
Schwab, and Dr. Helen Pearce,
past international president, con
ducted' the impressive initiation
ceremony and told of the aims
' and achievements of the organi
zation. Of special interest was
the report of the rapd growth of
the Amelia Arehart aeronautical
scholarship, founded in memory
of a world renowned Zontian.
New members welcomed were
Miss Neva LeBlonde, Mrs. Lucia
Dare Tyler, Mrs. Effie Arehart
and Miss Edna Lucker. Addi
tional "guests at the social hour
were Miss Jess McDonald of Sa
lem and Mrs. Franklin Thordar
son of Portland.
CDA Holds
Busy Session
Meeting in the Woman's club
; house this 'week for their regu
lar November business meeting,
',' the Catholic Daughters of Amer
ica made plans for fall initiation
December 1. Court Queen of
Peace, ! Stayton, wiH , join with
Court Capital City for the cere
monies and will bring IS can
didates. Mrs. Teresa LaRoche was elect
ed sentinel 19 replace Mrs. Ber
nice La Dou who has moved to
California.
On December 12 Court Capi
tal City will receive holy com
munion in a body at the 7:30
mass at St. .Vincent de Paul
church. Afterwards a breakfast
will -be served in the cafeteria
with Mrs. Herman Wilde as
. chairman.
Mrs. Helen White, grand reg
ent, i introduced Mrs. Rose Bell
of Stayton, state regent, who
gave a very interesting report
of her trip to the national Cathr
" olic Daughters of American con
vention held in Cleveland, Ohio,
in August.
At the close of the business
meeting Mrs. Josephine Kenyon,
chairman of the program com
mittee; presented Mrs. Caroline
Free, who read a paper on the
history of "Catholic Religious
Orders in the Northwest."
Primes Will Be
Dinner Hosts
Dr. and Mrs. Frank V. Prime
will be hosts to members of their
club at dinner Sunday night at
their home on South Liberty
street. Bridge will be in play
during the evening.
Covers will be placed for Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Adolphson, Mr.
and. Mrs. L. V. Benson, Mr. and
Mrs. B. E. Owens, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Meyer, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Newman and Dr. and Mrs.
Prime.
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FALL SHADES
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New! Covert Coats!
Celanese Comforts
$22.50
Genuine Celanese satin in
trapunto emb. trimmed!
Filled with down and feath
er fibre for extreme warmth.
Royal blue, beige, orchid,
rose, rule. '
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uo your lu-nrisimas siiopping eariy; ims is no lttie admonition uns year, because . . .r
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES MUST BE FREE FOR ESSENTIAL WAR-TIME USUI!
A CRITICAL DECEMBER "RUSH" MUST BE AVOIDED IN THE INTEREST OF THE WAR
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OUR STORE IS SHORT OF HELP! i '-n
Complete your Christmas purchases far in advance of usual gift iuying season by shopping now. Finer and wider
selections of good quality gifts . . . better service . . . more leisure time in choosing! ' ' J '
AND, WHENEVER POSSIBLE, GIVE. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS THE BEST GIFT OF ALL!
... SO, YOU'LL BE GLAD IN DECEMBER YOV BOUGHT IN NOVEMBER! I
100 Wool!
$3795
Here's a new all-wool covert
coat youll love for winter and
all-purpose coat. It is square
cut box back . . . slash pockets
. . . peaked lapels and comes
with full satin linings.
A coat that will take the se
verest kind of wear and al
ways look tailored and trim.
The fall shades include MID
NITE and RAF BLUE, BLACK,
NUT BROWN, NAVY. Sizes 12,
14, 16, 18, 20.
New Wool
Jackets!
$9.95
Women's sports jackets to be
worn as mixers. Navy or scar
let red plain tweed, hound's
tooth checks in black-white,
navy-white, etc. A smart sport
or utility jacket enjoying great
popularity!
SECOND FLOOR
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CHILL CHASERS
FOR FUEL- LESS
NIGHTS1
STRIPED
Syl-O-Jamas
of warm
SUEDELLA FLANNEL
Sleep wanyi as a
lamb in Schranlt's
Syi - O - Jamasl
Made of softest
Suedella. they
chase chills keep you
snug. Washes beautifully
in Lux. With patented
Flat-Bait waistband for
complete sleeping com
fort. Pink. blue. 32-40.
J and
$3.95
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USE OUR LAYAWAY DEPARTMENT
Long
lustre
new
shop.
Gift
Suggestions!
. . Sewing Kits
. . Manicure Sets
. . Shaving Kits
. Make-Up Cases
. . Perfumes
. . Toilet Waters
. . Costume Jewelry
. . Hosiery
. . Gloves
Handbags
. . Umbrellas
. . Handkerchiefs
. . Neckwear
Scurfs
. . Lingerie
. . House Coats
Sweaters
. . Slack Suits
. Luggage
. . Leather Goods
. Stationery
Glassware
. . Pottery
. Pictures
. . Wood Novelties
. . Gift Wrappings
Lumps
. . Card Tables
. . Table Linens
. : Bedspreads
Bath Towel Sets
. Toys
. Greeting Cards
Mirrors
Furniture
Portraits
Men's Wear '
Boys' Wear
. Baby Clothes
Miller
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sleeve blouses in polka dot rayon crepe. An opportunity to add
to your "mixer" outfits of suits, skirts and slacks!- These?
blouses are on display at Miller s today.
FOR TH I CLASSIC!
Favorite go-with-eyCTything
Hansen glove of Hanosette double
woven cotton. Beautifullf (
tailored. Fashionably simple . . .
asnd in Victory colon. Yoa
cant own too many of this style!
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Special
Purchase!
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High Grade
A very i well known
brand . f. .but we can
not tell? you the name
because we are featur
ing it I at a decided
price concession.
This slip is straight cut
and fitted, which pre
vents .hiking ajnd
lends much smartness
to the outer garment
in way j of smooth fit
Made of fine French
crepe and satin in all
the slip; styles neefss
sary to a well balanced
wardrobe. White and
shell pink. Sizes 32, to
42 91
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Plain Tailored!
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. , Lace with
Fagoting!
- . Fine VaL Laces!
Emb. Scallop ii
Trim!
Attend this special
purchase of high grade
slips early . . buy lor
yourself and Christ
mas guts.
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