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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1944)
4 -. - a '-..- V". MRS. WILLIAM KLETZEFL Portland.", past national president of the Parent-Teacher (Congress, cuts the 45th birthday cake at a Founder's day dinner and meeting of the Marian council held In Salem on Tuesday night Pic tiared with Mrs. Klefeer are left, Mrs. W. O. Widdows, past Marion county president and center,' Mrs. G. A. J-ynds, new president who presided at the meetings. (Statesman Photo). CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY . VFW auxiliary, veterans ball. - Delta Phi mothers dub meet at chapter home, t pn. - Chi Omega thunnae .with Mr. Francia Wade. 054 D street. "7 JO pjn. Gamma Phi Beta alumnae with Mrs. Hareld Ohnger. 4T5 Mission . ' street, t:3Q o'clock dinner. TUESDAY , Recent graduates oC AAUW, h with Mrs. J. P. Um berry. S37 . North 23rd street. .m. MinaTters Wives, with Mrs. W. Irvm Williams. 4S Chemeketa street. . - -. Eastern Star, Masonic temple. 8 pjn. Etokta dub. YWCA. X pjn. Book-a-Month club with Mrs. John Carkin. 495 North Summer streetjJOi dessert luncheon. - WCTn county Institute at South ' Commercial street hall. -19:30 a.m., covered dia luncheon -at - noon. . i - V WEbKESDAT 1 Westminster Guild dinner for husbands, Presbyrrin church, 6.30 "p-aa. THUMDAT Friendly Neighbors Garden club with Mrs. Glenn -Ivie. Hol sey avenue, 1:13 deaoert lunch eon. ;?SS5as ': " Mr. m& Mrs. Dan McLellan are spending the weekend at the coast &rid are at the Berwood cottages. ' i (2 WITHOUT A PRflttT DRESS? Like sunshine ofter rain, a new print lifts ; ' your spirits to the skies! And no wonder, when it's ; -.' --. ' i. ' ; os gay as these. Vivid multicolors In the new purples, greens and golds you love- : - on sleek royon Jersey or r . toyen crepe. 9-15, 12-20. 7.93 - J . . .. . fjontgqtqAry Ward x:3 jr. iTir Or,-" Institute to Ba Tuesday - The WCTU county institute will be held on Tuesday in the hall on Commercial street be ginning at 1030. North Salem union will be the hostess group. Covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. ! Those taking part in the. pro gram will be Mrs. Mason Bish op, song leader; Mrs. M. G. Gun derson , of Silverton, devotions; Mrs. Ntcia Buck of Corvallis, talk on "Peace;" Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hornshuh, special mu sic. Adjutant B. W. Glaser of the USO will talk on "Soldiers and Sailors" and Mrs. Fred Tooze, state president of Port land, wOl talk on "Legislation." At the Deaconess hospital aux iliary meeting oMnday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock Rev. Joseph Knotts will speak on South Am erica. Hostesses will be Mrs. A. ; A. Lee, Mrs. R. Donaldson, and Mrs. Rudy Larson. Members are asked to bring bundles of old newspapers. MONTGOMERY WARD PQIHG rhese 3194 J ": ft AJt: y. 4 Dr. Helen rearee will epen her North Winter street home for the February meeting of the Willamette Faculty Wives club Thursday afternoon at 230 o'clock. ; Mrs. Charles Johnson, heads the tea committee and as sisting are Mrs. Egbert S. Oli ver, Mrs. Mary Schultz Duncan, Mrs. Charles Haworth, Mrs. Ro bert Tiante, Miss Frances Dough ty and pr. Pearce. Ak bev Wards cenvenlenfl lime payment plait.' 153 N. Liberty CA Ub v-V :: Y-' A 1 ' A 1 " Li ' ' -; S sT A I v m - -a, w 7 1 m mr m The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Sunday Morning February Veterans Group Sews, Works , , ' . , : . Disabled American Veterans auxttiary met at the borne of. Mrs Elmer Byer, Friday to sew for toe Red Cross. A no host run- cheon was served at noon. The ; next sewing will be at the home of Mrs. Tom Boatman, 16SS Jef ferson street. Five dollars was voted to give the Red Cross drive. ." nv-i Hostesses for the USO conteen Sunday were, Mrs. O. E. Cannon, MisS Virginia Cannon, Mrs. Stuart Johns, Mrs. Tom Boat man; Mrs. Earle Odom, Mrs. Verne Ostrander, Miss Ruth Krause, ; Miss Elizabeth Myers. Saturday night, the auxiliary as sisted the DAV with a Lincoln day dance. 1 - 1 1 . CANTEEN CALENDAR i 1 IVN9AT, RBIOAKT U S to 11 Credit Women' Breakfast club. ' f ; U to 1 B'nal B'rith lodg. 1 to 4 Ladles of North Howell granf e. 4 to T Xaglea auxiliary. T to 11 Zonta dub. MONDAY. FBBaUJABT 1 Daughters, of the American Revo lution. . - TUESDAT, PUOttTAmT Girls' Servie orsanrration. ' WXDNXSD AT. FCBKTJABT 1 Hunters and Bnflers auxiliary. it: l : THimSDA V. FEBJtOAJIT II WSCS of Leslie church. raiOAT, VEBKCAKY IS Salem Nurses auxiliary. M O N Your Spring ond Summer standby! I Sturdy spun .rayons in smart, easy-to-weof styles. Lots of two-piecert ... . some combined with boldly printed rayon fersay or gaily checked seersucker I Some accented with bright white buttons and braid I Warm, brilliant colors ... blue. 1 V I i V ontgomery I , Ministers W Ires association i wul meet on Tuesday at the home of Mrav.wVInrin Williams, i 545 Chemeketa street at 2 i oclck.-MTs. B. r. Shoemaker; j gw a T m. ; George Washington Carw. Mrs. JiXberi sholseth. accomnanied by Min Rllth Bedfnrrf wni in . ; eral numbers. The hostess will . : be assisted by Mrs. M. A. Getz- ! endaner and Mrs. Warren Bale. I Navy Relief ! Show Planned ! I ' A navy relief show has been j planned for Wednesday night at j Waller hall - beginning at 730 ; o'clock.. A small fee. will be charged for the show, which will I feature mostly navy talent. Some of the performers appeared in a 1 recent bond show at the Elsinore ." theatre.' jThe show, which the commit ! tee describes ma "mformal' has ! received the OK of. navy -of fi ; dais,' Lt. George Bliss and. LL I Marshall WoodelL Seamen Le roy Hale and Leonard Steinbock t are producing and directing jthe i performance. ' 1 (Among the performers is Sea ! man Robert Ratcliffe, who will introduce a ballad "Here Alone" : by Seaman George Blake, Skilli "i com and KeHs in a skit and Dick i Mallet, pianist.' The. navy chor- us wul sing and there will be a takeoff on "Casablanca" a short skit about navy life, a "strip , tease" act and a surprise conclu- sion. -l' ', -, " .. TG OMER Y WARD red, luggage, green, brown. Sizes ? to 15, 12 to 20. SoQQ 13, 1944 Band Parehts, Hear Music ' 1 1 The ! February meeting of the High School Band Parents asso ciation was . held . Wednesday In ; the music room at the high school, with Mrs. W, O. Widdows presiding. , " ; "j - A feature of the evening's, en is tlie Mr Glearaiice! Beautiful Sable Dyed Marmot Too good to be true, you'll say I Yet here it is . . . luxuriously designed, lor comfort and beauty. And you can be one of the lucky ones if you'll come in Only a few left 4jr j 'JlWI.. tertainment was a group of band i students who explained and demonstrated their instruments. Those participating ia the dem onstration weref William Wilson, piccolo and flute; Dean Allport. oboe; Glen Johnson, E flat clar inet; Richard Dennis, B Cat clar inet; Shirley Sogee, French horn; Patty Koonce, bassoon; Don Bis bee, baritone; Frank Bales, trom time buy you want I and see them today. - i r (FIVE Finn FURS Saver ombre-dyed coney T7. sable ombre-dyed coney . raccoon-dyed opossum . T seal-dyed coney and beaver-dyed coney. AB in the newest styles of the season now drasficalry reduced to dear t CROUP jOF - Remarkable values at their original cost now even lower In price I Glamorous China! mink-dyed coney, classic sea! or beaver-dyed coney . . . many with turn-back cuffs. Sizes 12 to 44. --- - . ! ',:'--"-- -: ' -r '-'' - - Select your fur ceal new . . .yaw can pay later n Words monthly payment plan. i:3 K. Liberty bone; Jack: Fair, bass; tn3 (ieorgo liaonei, tuuxiia. Gamma will meet for 6:33 dinner lion day night at the home of Mrs. Harold dinger a Mission street Assisting hostesses are Mrs. George I. Dutton and Mrs. Donald Templeton. REGULARLY $09 mi UOl7 LOVELY FUnS REGULARLY C69 now -2 Zl 21 ML)
