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Tb OBEGON STATESMAN, SoUm, Oregon, Thursday Morniufc. March 9, 1944 PAGE SEC Dinners Are Highlight , Of Week Entertaining this week center round informal dinner and card parties. Several couplet have planned affairs for this weekend. Mr. and Mix' George Alexan der and Mr." and Mrs. G. Fred erick Chambers have invited a group of friends to an informal buffet dinner part Saturday night at the former's home. Cards will be in play follow ing the. dinner hour. Arrange ments of spring flowers will pro . vide the decorative note about - the rooms and on the table. Alkens Hosts Mr. and Mrs. George Aiken - will entertain at a dessert sup per Saturday night at their North Summer street residence. Later In the" evening cards will be in play. Bouquets of spring plum blossoms and other spring flow ers will be used about the rooms. The Aiken's guests include Judge and Mrs. George Ross man, Mr. and Mrs. David Eas j on, Mr. and Mrs.X. W. Parker, .Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Stockman. An Kevoir Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Tinkham Gil bert will be dinner hosts on Fri i day night at their Orchard Heights home for the pleasure of Rev. and Mrs. W. Irvin Wil liams, who are leaving this month for Long Beach, Calif ., to reside. Covers will be placed for Rev. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elfstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Bates, Dr. and Mrs. Kinley K. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Gil bert Bowmans Hosts Before Dance Mr. j and Mrs. Robert D. Bow man will be hosts for an infor mal party at their South Cottage i . . t 1 . ireei nume xnaay mgni preced ing the Wisteria club dance. Their guests include Mr. and Mrs. Bjarne Ericksen, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Falkenhagen, Mr. and Mrs. E.T. Bamett, Mr. and .Mrs. Sidney King and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stoddard. Mrs, Wins ten Williams ar rived jin the capital Wednesday from her home in San Francisco to visit several weeks with her mother, Mrs. Thomas Holman. Lt Williams' is stationed at the Presidio. Today's Pattern 4M1 SIZES Pattern 4632 catnes in child ren's! sizes 4 "to 12, frock takes 1 yards 35 inch; cape lYt yards 54 inch, and 2 yards 35 inch. 1 . . .; j. , Send SIXTEEN CENTS In coins for this pattern to Th Oregon Statesman. Pattern Dept Salem, Or. Writ plainly SlZt. NAME, ADDRESS STYLX KUMBXR. TEN CENTS more brings our 144 Anne i Adams Spring Pattern Book. New. eejy-to-make styles, rree Pat tern printed in book. ! fflffl'k Patronize the 'Merchant - who sells ' MUk Products Two Silverton Girls1 At Trinity Church SILVERTON Miss- Evelyn Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hall of Silverton, will be married Friday night at 8 o'clock at Trinity church to Mr. David Reisig, son .of Mrs. Kathern Rei sig of Portland. Rev. M. J. K. Fuhr will read the ceremony in front of lighted candelabra and an altar banked with calla lilies. Mrs. Alf O. Nelson will play the wedding music and Mrs. J. J. Lewis of Portend will sing "At Dawning and I Love You Truly." . . , The bride, to be given in mar riage by her father, will wear the traditional white satin wed ding dress, fashioned with a sweetheart neck, long sleeves' and train. Her finger tip veil will be held in place by i a Mary Stuart j cap. White rosebuds, sweet peas and freezias will form the shower bouquet ' Miss Evelyn Haugen, in pink brocaded organdie, will be maid of honor. Miss Goldie Rauch of Portland, in blue satin, and Mrs. Joe Ohlang of Nampa, Idaho, in blue georgette, will be the other attendants. They will wear matching veils. Miss Margie Schnell, niece of the bridegroom, will be the junior attendant. Ray Decker will be the best man and Thomas Hartley and Darold Satern have been asked to be ushers. David Hartley, cousin of the bride, will be the ring bearer." A reception in the social rooms of the church will be held imme diately following the ceremony. Presiding at a table centered with the wedding cake and calla lilies will be Mrs. Alvin Hartley at the cuffee urn and Mrs. Joe Davis at the punch bowl. Assisting around the rooms will be Mrs. George Towe, Mrs. Arthur Gottenberg and Mrs. W. P. Scarth, jr. Asked to assist in , serving are Miss Barbara Jean McDonald, Miss Louise Ryan and Miss Vala Elliott Miss Dorothy 5 Haugen" will be In charge of the gift table and Miss Delores Moen of the guest book. For going" away the bride will wear a gold dress, her fur coat and navy blue accessories. Her flower will be a white orchid. Miss Hall was graduated from the Silverton high school three years ago and last September re ceived I her degree at Emanuel hospital, Portland. The couple will make their home at Port land where Miss Hall will re '' turn to her work oa April 1. She plans to continue nursing at Emanuel for the duration of the war. 1 - Miss Hall will entertain her wedding party Thursday night at the home of her parents. Elfstroms Hosts At Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elfstrom were hosts at a dinner party at their Center street home on Tuesday night In compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pickhard and daughter Penny, who have moved to Salem from Pendleton. The affair was served buffet style, to 12 persons. The hostess used daffodils and japonlca. Mrs. Garnie Cranor was host ess to members of her bridge club Wednesday night A late supper followed an evening of cards. Ask fOr.- - - IlayflpUer SpecUd Crmn SOCIETf uiisic IK1 Will Say Vows Ceremonies SILVERTON Miss Agnes. Torvend, V daughter of Mr. and Mrs. SilaS B. Torvend of Silver ton; and Mr. James Phillips, US army, son of Mr. Charles Pha IipsJ of Richland, California, will be 1 married at Trinity church Sunday night at 8 o'clock with ReV. M. J, K. Fuhr reading the ceremony. ".. j - ,' I ,;.: Miss Torvend has asked Mrs. Alf O. Nelson to play the wed ding music and Miss Olga Stole Portland I and Miss Alma. ee of Vancouver, Washing- tto sing. The former will "The Lord's Prayer" while thej latter, will sing "O Perfect Love." l. . : I The bride has chosen the tra ditional white satin for her wed ding dress. It is made with an oval neckline- and long train. Her tulle veil, also made with 'a train,, will be, held in place by a iornet of orange blossoms. ! - it j j .-. ' y.- Miss Torvends two sisters. Misses Eunice and Olga Torvend, in floor length pastel gowns, will be j her attendants, while her' brother, Silas Torvend, jr., will serve as best : man. Palmer Tor vend of Hillsboro and Albert Ovcrlund 1 will be the ushers, while little Melva Fuhr will be thej flower, girl. .' . : Two aunts of the bride, Mrs. Henry Torvend and Mrs. Sam uel!: Torvend,: will pour. Mrs. Pawner Torvend has been asked to! cut the wedding cake -and Miss Mildred Larsen of Gresham will preside at the punch bowl. Assisting in serving will be Miss Evelyn Torvend of Staytoh, Mils Laura Engebretsen of Port land, Miss Elizabeth Torvend of Portland, Mrs. Cecil Humphreys of ! Albany ' and Miss Delma. Ma Jenks of Tangent ijliss Torvend was graduated from the Silverton high school, later attending Pacific Luther colelge at Parkland, Washington, and receiving her degree at Ore gon State college in 1940. Sh taught in the Tangent high school for; two years and during th past year has served as parish visitor at Vancouver, Washing tori She plans to continue this wo-k while Mr. Phillips is in th army. He has just returned from the Aleutians and has a brief fur lough between transfers. ; Credit Women at Breakfast Meet I ;i n i I- the regular meeting -of the Credit Women's Breakfast club was held I Tuesday morning sit Schneider! coffe shop with President Bessie Kayser presid ing. Special guests were: Mrs. Vera Fisher and Miss Hazel Swift This was the educational meeting With Mrs. Dorothy Hill, chairman in charge. J The next regular meeting will be the anual "bosses" breakfast MSrch 21. : f -1 - ! - : ft Disabled;; American Veterans auxiliary sewing will be at the home of Mrs." Jay HarnsbergeT, 1825 North Summer street, 10 to!j 4, Friday; with a no-host . luncheon at noon. Sewing will be for the veterans' hospital. At thjeir last meeting Mrs. Dow Walker, department commander made her official visit accom panied by her adjutant, Rose Khiskern from Tidewater. i J, IlayflOVer iiilk and Cream iU All Grade 'U'V Quality! Homenlzd 10 crcon. It's inxpnslv fin for desserts, caroola, cofl, stows soups, f , ': ' Homogenized Milk ' ' - A nsr. tastier milk, cary to digest Crecmay down to tho . ; bottom of th bottle crcnn In vry drop. YouH ' Bj0T.fitl. ' : ' . r Somltcdion our rst considaranon. No hands vr "contact Mcryilowax Milk from fim rclvd unl dIivrd in seal tight doubl cap boUls. - -. .1 ",' . .'. i.- - . Si. -. : v..' ... : i Luncheon 1 Given for Officials A luncheon on Wednesday at th home of Mrl and Mrs." G. P. Chambers feted special guests of the local Alpha Chi Omega alum na, Miss Dorathea Steusloff as sisted Mrs. Chambers as hostess. Special guests were Mrs. Wil bur Carl of Portland, alumna district ; chairman f the north west and Pacific provinces, Mrs. Frederick Hartung, president of the Portland alumnae, and Mrs. Matthew H. Scott, Berkeley, na tional counsellor Salem Alpha Chi Omega mem bers attending were Mrs. Paul Bale, Mrs. Lewis Griffith, Mrs. Burton Myers, Mrs. John Minto, Mrs. Robert Shlnn Mrs. Gard ner Knapp, Mrs. Carl Pope, Miss Virginia Pope, Mrs. Claud Steus loff, Mrs. James Walton, Miss Steusloff and Mrs. Chambers. Salem Girl Weds Portland Man The wedding of Georgine Rob ertson, daughter of Mrs. E. E. Schneider, and Mr. J. O. Sim mons of Salem, and CpL Ed ward Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Campbell of Portland took place Thursday afternoon at Vancouver, Wash ington. Rev. J. A- Kunzman of ficiated. The bride wore an aqua blue suit, with brown accessories and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Vere Simmons, Sister-in-law of the bride, wearing a navy blue afternoon dress and a cor sage of talisman roses, attended the bride. Th bride's mother wore a flowered jersey dress, with matching accessories, and a cor sage of talisman roses. The groom's mother was dressed in a blue suit and accessories, and a corsage of roses. Lawrence Young of Portland was best man. . 1 , A reception was held in Port land at the home of the groom's parents after the ceremony. Mrs. Walter Yaeger cut the cake and Miss Gladys Anderson of Salem, Mrs. J. A. Hager and Mrs. Or ville Goodrich of Portland served. Miss Gladys Anderson of Salem was in charge of the guest book and gifts. Sgt Campbell is stationed at Camp Adair, and the couple will live at 1411 Court street Salem. Congratulations g t Mr. and Mrs. Noel C Cavender on the birth of a daughter, Mary Jean, at the Salem General hospital on Tuesdya. The little girl has 'an older brother, Gary, and her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George T. Walker of Portland. Mrs. Geerre Moorhead, who left Wednesday night for Grants Pass, where she will be the main speaker at the district 1 confer ence of the Oregon Federation of Women's clubs. She is state president DeMolay Mothers elab will meet at Masonic temple for a noon luncheon meeting today. Box Wood and Planer Ends Inmediale Deliver Phone 9189 Trailer Owners Haul Your Own SALEM BOX CO. 459 Wallace Road : West Salem CLUB CALQIDAB l nrrmsDAT r i -, PI Beta Phi ahonnaa, with Mrs. James Humphrey, 1730 Fairmount avenue, X psa, ik . . nuDAT j - : Unitarian Women's alliance with Miss Ruth Vllsaon. at home ' of Mrs. Gaors Goodrich. T1S Brejrs avenua, S p. tn. .. ' MONDAY ! American Ig1oa auxiliary ex-, ecutive eommittea with Mrs. W. I. OabonM. 1S31 Kocth Winter atreet, p. m. .-: - . - TUISDAT . American Lesion auxiliary sew InC with Mrs. Fred Cahladorf. 1 to 4 p. xxv, S83 North Church street ' i Business Girls Elect Officers i . t The Young and Professional Girl's club held Its regular meet ing and no-host dinner at the YWCA Monday, i An election of officers 5 was held and the following elected for the coming yeari president Ellen Van Arsdale; vice-president, Melba Conrad; secretary, Eleanor Schaf er; treasurer,! Es ther Murphy. Installation will be held at the next regular club meeting, March 20. 1 Final plans for the nationwide banquet which will be held at the YWCA March 14 were dis , cussed and various commit tees made their' reports. Rev. John L. Knight counsellor on relig ious life, Willamette university, nas i been in vited . ta be guest ' speaker at the . banquet i His subject wul be the theme of the banquet for this year "Race th Nations' Unfinished. Bus iness ! : 'I' ; After the business meeting th group participated; in informal : singing, v, Shirley Hope, daaghter of Mr. and Mrs. C D. Hampton, 60 Carlton Way, was hostess to group of friends on her unth birthday on March 4. Among those present were Nancy sand Patricia Randell, Louella Lefen well, Jackie and Irene Kabishta. - s ; North Salem WCTD will meet with Mrs. D. O. Lear, 1073 North 20th street at 2 o'clock Friday. The group will study "Justand Durable Peace," is a number of women taking part in the pro gram. , ; CANTEEN CALENDARS THUESDAT, MAKCB Catholic Daughters of America, nUDAY, MAKCH IS ' B"nal Brith aiudliary. SATUKDAT. MARCH 11 I to 4 Laurei Guild Knight Me morial church. 4 to 7 American Legion auxiliary. 7 to 11 Navy Mothers club. SUNDAY, MARCH U to 11 Credit Women's Breakfast club. II to 1 Bnai Brith lodge. 1 to Ladiea of North Howell grange. 4 to Eagles auxiliary. 7 to 11 Zonta club. MONDAY, MARCH IS I DAK. TUESDAY, MARCH 14 University of Oregon Mothers club. WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS Hunters and Anglers auxiliary. THURSDAY, MARCH 1' ; WSCS IsUo Methodist church. FRIDAY. MAKCB II . St. John'a church guild. It's T7e oiler lhe largest 440 ORE,S.D.A. TEIIDEn STEAK 7 Points -A Grade . :. ,. : ,LB. DEEF ROASTS 7 Points A and B Grade- BAC0II in Piece 1 Point. BAC0II BACKS 1 Point. POOS LABB No Points. F0DII STEAK S Points. Lc:!: ever czr tzzzrtizzl cI'LUIICII HEATS zzi Szzzzzz. Pcref Izslj zri dclidczs. Hen Er:!d Styb Preyed Pcrl: Pdhh Zzzzzts. Ilclvrcrdr YJchcn, Edcjsa Old Fc:bi:n:d Ilczd Chc::3, Liver Sszrs, Pcrlr Led, Tcrjzs Led, c!c. All hczide by ekpcrl 2zs3 ciicrs. Frca 1 b 3 p:inb p:r p:zrd. ; r i:d rantbncsflES"'- mm. ygu see rr m cun ad, its so; Auxiliary Hears Mrs. Bynon -. The American Legion auxfl iary held their monthly business meeting Monday night In th Salem Womans dub with Mrs. James A. Carson, president of Capital unit, in the chair. , Mrs. Olive Doak Bynon, sec- retary of the Marion County Red Cross,! spoke informally to the group and told of the Red Cross Clubs operated by , Red . Cross workers in all theatres of war and comparing the work being done. . Last year there were 350 ' service clubs and this . year it has increased to 1400. These dubs : accommodate sol- - diers in lodging, recreation and -food during their time of relax ation. 1 Mrs. Bynon also told , of the service given to service men and their families-at home. It was reported by Mrs. George Gabriel that fifty auz- : Iliary members were - taking part in the Red Cross drive. Mrs. C, V JUchardson will have charge of the USO canteen Sat- , urday night Community ser vice reported 22T hours of vol unteer; work done by members for February. " The i Junior auxiliary hdd their meeting February. 28 and made scrap books, completed an afghan ; and conducted th . flag code quiz. The attendance gift was won by Mable McGee and. the defense stamp by -r Mrs. ! James " Lewis. ! The executive committee will meet at the home of Mrs. W. L. Osborne Monday night Final plans win be made for the Le ; gion meeting for March 20. Th department officers for Marion and its auxiliary will also be in attendance.' i Servico Women Who! tht can do What they're doing about it PORTLAND, Ore. -(Special) Miss Lola L. Houk of Monmouth completed her enrollment in the women's army corps at Port land's yr AC recruiting head quarters and has been assigned as a classification specialist with the San Francisco recruiting and induction district upon comple tion of her basic training. - A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Houk, she is a senior at the Oregon College of Education. She has been active in the wom en's athletic association and the Christian youth movement She specialized in psychology and physical education. Her brother, Lester W. Houk, is a private in the air corps, stationed on Guad alcanal. 'Mr. and Mrs..Trank Millett, 2279 North Church street, have received a letter from their daughter, Sana Millett, who is a member of the woman's marine reserves, saying that she is sta tioned at San Francisco; that sh has been advanced to the grade of private first dass and is em ployed In the quartermaster de partment of the marines in the depot of supplies. Salem's Retail Packiny I Finest Quality io Your Advantage variely ci gocd qnaliiy Salen. IIOTE THE IIET7 LOW POEITS AIID PRICES. : LB. ..LB. Mrs. Key H. Mills Is leaving today for Camas, Wash, to spend the remainder of the week at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Price and their twin children, Lorah Jo and David. " Mrs. T. W. Kammnd ef Portland has spent several . days in the capital and was the house guest of Mrs. E. E. Bergman. , : trNlONVAUE The marrtaa-e of Mr. Vernie Edward Johnson,' ' United States army airl corps, and Miss Mary Oragene Allen on Wednesday, February 23fc at the First Presbyterian church, Oakland. California. was an- Bounced.::: Mrs. Johnson. is , the daughter of Mrs. Clifford Wood ward of Unionvale and Mr. Aus tin Allen , of California, was born here where she attended grade school and will complete her high school course in Cali fornia in a few weeks where she has spent the last - few school terms. . Pfc Johnson is a mechanic of the army air corps stationed at Mather Field, California. Mrs. Johnson came Saturday and visited relatives here until Saturday morning when she re turned to her home , at Sacra ment, Calif. . Complimenting Mrs. Johnson, a lovely dinner was served Thursday - at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clow. She wore light blue dressmaker dress and a corsage of white flowers. Whit tapers in crystal holders flank ed the ! lace covered dining table. Attending wer Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles -Clow, Mr. and Mrs. John Clow, Norman, Joan and Darrel, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clow and Janet;. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schindler and Ronald; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Woodward; George Allen, Arthur and Albert Clow; Evelyn Allen ! and Miss Lena Clow. . ' i .;. EASTER ! GREETINGS 3 Brighten a loved one's; Easter by sending an appropriate greeting card we have a wide va riety from which to choose- cards for sweet hearts, friends, relatives, children and, for men and women In the service, j j ! Table Decorations, Ikrljr Favors, Tallies, Napkins, Luncheon Sets ' - v ; ;.; ; v , j . GUEFFROYS Commercial Dook Slore 141 N. Commercial. St Plant - 351 State Street Inspected Heals io Shop al the I-Edgel neals al lower prices. L0III EIID CHOPS 2 Points-. fr.lt JOWL BAC0II ' No Points . Sliced Jov7l Bacon tf No PolnU '. : LBS. UJ Sif P0E1K BOASTS 1 Point Picnic Cut i snoKED Picmcs 1 Point. C3iop Suey Goes Modern Now Arent we glad we're allies of China, for it's perfectly proner to 'eat Chinese food now. Here's a recipe for chop suey gone mo dern. , " . - - e .- . CHOP SUET MODESNE . 2 cups boiling water - i 3 bouillon cubes - ; S tablespoons soy sauce 1 pound diced fresh pork cup flour' - ' ' .;H cup mushrooms (4 oz. can) 1 cup sliced onion . 1 3 'cups celery strips S tablespoons butter ' 4 cups popped rice cereal ; l Pour boiling water over bou illon cubes and soy sauce to make stock. Brown meat in flour, remove, from heat and stir in 1 stock slowly. Add mushrooms and mushroom , juice, onion and . cdery. Cover and cook slowly about SO minutes, stirring oc casionally to prevent sticking. Melt i butter, pour over oven popped rice and heat thoroughly in oven or over slow heat, stir- ; ring frequently. Serve chop suey i around a mound of hot buttered o ven-popped rice. , Yield: 3 one-cup servings. Oregon May Get Feeder Airlines r LOS ANGELES, March ?-()-Southwest Airways officials said today collection of Oregon data to support their application for feeder lines on the Pacific coast would be started soon. The j company has asked the dvil aeronautics board (CAB) for permission to establish routes which would include service be tween Portland and Medford and Astoria and between Astoria and Seattle. . Vfv.' Salem, Ore. Alnosl 30 years in JLB. Ai A A A i ore.sp.aA t . r - i ALSO 4 PASTCnrJZID MUX 910 S. Commtrdsl EL SALE I Fhcn IZZl
