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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1944)
MCZCGUV Salem Girl iWeds Army ; Today! ' surprise romantic "newt concerns Miss " Dorothy BlaiadeU . and lieutenant WU : laim Reginald Walker, who were - married on . March 18 at - the army post chapel at xaempnis, ; couple's marriage were received Tr In the capital on Wednesday.- , The bride, who is the daughter ' of Mr. and Mrs. I A.' Blaisdell, went to Memphis last winter to ' make her home with her .broth er and sister-in-law, LL. ana Mrs. Donald Blaisdell, and It was there that she met her .husband.'. " The afternoon ceremony took place at 4 o'clock with a recep tion following. Mrs. Donald Blaisdell and Lt Lloyd Russell attended the couple. The new Mrs. Walker is well known in the capital and Is a graduate of Salem schools. Be fore leaving for the south she was with the state selective ser vice: and Is now employed at Union Planter's bank in Mem- ; tf LL Walker Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker of Still : water, Oklahoma. He is a grad . nate of Oklahoma A & M and ; received his degree In archi- -tecture. He is stationed at Mem phis with the ferry command of the army air corps. ' ; i . . - Janet Bush to Sing Tonight- " 'Janet Bush, who will sing in concert on the platform of the Salem high school auditorium "the last of the Crescendo club's series of winter concerts. I Miss Bush, a -mezzo soprano, has appeared three times at Town halL She began her musi cal career when' a child of sev- mn ' nlavinif tVi vinlin tnurintf " " 1 0 with her entir;e family in a cir cuit of the United States and - Canada. ' " The singer will include the following numbers on her pro gram oi tonigm: Aria of Cleopatra: Vadoro pupille ' (from Julius Caesar) f uribondo Haendel Deln blaues Aug Von Ewiger Lie be . Brahms 1m Herbst Maedchen mit dem roten Muend- , chen Trans Du Dirt so jung . Wolff Caecilie Strauss Hon eoeur s'ouvre a ta voix (from Samson and Delila) Saint-Saens Christ is Risen Rachmaninoff Mother Dearest Russian Folk Song Magpie Hopae Moussorgsky Stresa , Miranda Ut It Bt Porgotten The Wicked Witch . Wintter Watts Hafeman Sacco . Wolf WCTU Meeting On Friday North Salem WCTU will meet cn Friday at the home of Mrs. William Spiers, SO ' Abrams ave nue a i ma a xnaay. laamm wishing to attend should take ' the 12:45 Capitola bus. Devotions will be led by Mrs. S. Raynor Smith, Mrs. Rebecca Westaby will talk about legislation- now before congress, and - a discussion will be held of the prohibition p a r t y's . platform. . Mrs. D. O. Lear will give the i: lesson study. ' ' Mrs. Ad-line Lank tree and daughter, Joanne, have returned' ' from San Diego where they went! to visit with Mrs. Lank-Tee's '" son, Charles, who is in the navy. Today's Pattern 4651 fZES 14 ; Pattern '4831 is available in girls' sizes 6, t, 10, 12 and 14. Size 10, jumper, requires 2H yards 55-inch; jacket, 1Y yards 14-inch. - Send riXTEEN CENTS tn coins for tAls pattern to The Oregoa atatesman, . Pattern Dept., , ialem. Or. Writo plainly " SIZE, NAMK. ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER. TEN CENTS more brings . our 1S44 Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book. New. asy-to-mak styles. Tree Pat tern printed in book. -. J -V Permanent '. f Posh Wave f f f JCL Complete. vJwJ . V 1 J Open Tburs. Eve.; v J by Appointment, i -: Phone tZZZ r:5 rirst Katlonrf Dank. LI Castle Pera. Wavera tion at - Snell-Home Today Outstanding event of the week for Salem folk will be the in formal reception this morning at the home of Governor and Mrs. Earl Snell for the pleasure of Mrs. John W. Bricker, wife of Ohio's governor. The interested public is invited through the press to call between 11 and 12 o'clock to meet Mrs. Bricker. Governor Bricker, who will be at a round-table discussion at the chamber of commerce, plans to Join his wife at the reception at 11:30 o'clock. Members of Pro - America are acting as hostesses for the affair and in the receiving line will be Mrs. .Walter L. Spaul ding, president of Pro Ameri ca; Mrs. Earl Snell, Mrs. Brick er, Mrs. Robert S. Farrell, Jr Mrs. Leslie Scott, Mrs. L. L. Riggs and Mrs James Mott. Mrs. Miller Hayden will introduce to the receiving line and at the door will be Mrs. Paul B. Wallace and Mrs. John L. Rand. Presiding at the coffee urns will be Mrs. Charles A. Sprague, and Mrs. Percy Kelly. Pro-America women will assist about the rooms and others assisting include Mrs. Frederick Lam port, Mrs. J, T. Whittig, Mrs. Mark Skiff, Mrs. James T. Rand, Mrs. Glenn Wade, Mrs.; LaMoine Clark, Mrs. E. M. Page, Mrs. William C. Dyer, Mrs. Guy Hick ok, Mrs. John H. Carkin, Miss Dorothy Pearce, Mrs. Ronald Jones, Mrs. Paul Ficke, Mrs. Minnie Jenks, Mrs. Joseph Fel ton, Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mrs. Cliff Lewis and Mrs. M. M. Magee. . . Arrangements of . spring blos soms and flowers will be used about the rooms and the serving table will be centered with a bou quet of red carnations flanked by matching tapers. Miss Kolshorn AAUW Speaker "War Comes Home to the Con sumer" will be the subject dis cussed by Miss Agnes Kolshorn, associate professor of foods and nutrition of Oregon State col lege, at the salad luncheon meet ing of the Salem branch of the American Association of Uni versity Women Saturday at 1 o' clock in the dining room of the ' First Methodist church. Consumer problems is the spe cial teaching field of Miss Kol shorn who received her bache lor's degree from Oklahoma State college and her master of arts degree from Columbia uni versity. She has been at Oregon State college since 1929. Reservations for the lunch eon should be made not later than tonight by calling -either Mrs. Glen Newland or Mrs. C F. Carleten. Decorations are in charge of Miss Ethel Pierson, Mrs. A. C. F. Perry and Mrs. Russel Beutler.f Cristianis Are Featured Belmonte CristianL one of the famous riding and acrobatic Cristianis who made the spec tacular leap through ' a giant hoop for both the stage and movie versions of "This Is the Army', has been honorably dis charged from the army and Is back -with the family. .. . The" Cristianis are starred in the new Folies Bergere of 1944 which ; opens at the Portland arena, NW 20th and Marshall street, on April 19th. . , Belmonte is an active parti cipant in the family's breath taking acrobatic and bareback riding act . Tickets are now on sale at the Portland arena, iNW. ,20th " and Marshall street; the J. K. GUI compamr, SW Fifth and .Stark street; and Reder's Drug store In -Vancouver, Wash." Mall or- ders are acceptable. UPERIOR jCAfc ERvnCE ' worker's ability is gov erned to a large extent by his visual skill. ' Small errors of vision (many times unsuspected) often mean the difference between superior and mediocre work. . ' '' liXMM Phone 545 , 143 U, Liberty Tit mm mm . XU0l CALENDAR . THURSDAY . .jv '-- 1 Brush CoHetfe Helpers with - Mrs. Sam Patrick. 130 pjn. Miss , Lane, OSC, speaker. Znglewood women's Missionary society with Mrs. William Pero, - 1460 D street. S:1S p.m. - - I Prlngle Pleasant Point social I elub with Mrs. Barley Moon. 12SS Oxford street, 1 o'clock luncheon, MONDAY Gamma Phi Beta alumnae with Mrs. Frank H. Spears, 130S Che meketa, f JO dinner. American Legion auxiliary. Woman's dub, S pjn, Initiation of new members, - i TUESDAY .is f ' I -American War Mothers social meeting with .Urn. t A. A. Lee, a p-n. -- - President Is to! Board a s.- Mrs. ! Delbert. Schwabbauer, president of the Salem Junior Woman's club, entertained mem bers of her board and officers at a dessert supper party Wednes day night at her home on East Superior street ' . . This is an annual affair at which time next year's budget Is formulated and the president presented her officers with fare well gifts. Arrangements of for sythia and quince provided the decorative note. . f ; Mrs. : Schwabbauer's guests were Mrs. J. C, Pike, Mrs. Fred Cast, Mrs. Ralph Nohlgren, Mrs. Mehhill Falkenhagen, Mrs. Lee Crawford, Mrs. Francis Jerni gan, Mrs. Robert WorraL : Mrs. Maurice Brennen, i Mrs. ; Roy Mink, Mrs. Verne Robb, f Mrs. W. G. Nibler, Mrs. B. J. Harri son and Mrs. Robert Boardman. Mrs. Hunt New VFW President i. : r - : ' " ' I A joint installation of officers of Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary was held Monday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. Department Commander George Watts of Oregon! City Installed Mr; Virgil Bolton as commander of Marion Post and Department President Delta Kru ger of Seaside Installed the aux iliary officers: f .president, Mrs. Charles Hunt; senior vice presi dent Mrs. William Clare; Jun ior vice president, Mrs. Gene vieve Olson; -secretary, i Mrs. Frank . Prince; treasurer, (Mrs. James Hartley; chaplain, Mrs. Arwin Strayer; conductress,' Mrs. James Beall; guard, Mrs. Ruby Kimball; patriotic Instructor, Mrs. Solon Shihkle; historian, Mrs. Ethel Forbis musician, Mrs. Virgil Bolton; banner bearer, Mrs. Coval Case; flag bearer, Mrs. Charles Hagan; color bear ers, Mrs. Cyril Nadon, Mrs. Clif- ford Redfern, Mrs. Grace Hage man; trustees, Mrs. David Fur lough and Mrs. E. J. Boland. Mrs. M. G. Cutler, Mrs. Darel Bird, Mrs. Rodney Jones, 'Mrs. Lawrence Cook; Mrs. Forrest Martin and Mrs. 'Adrian Sias of Dallas - auxiliary , assisted with the Installation. . ! Mr. Aubrey TUs&lng sang, ac companied by Mrs. Jerry Ken dall; Mrs. Jim Hartley gave a reading and Mrs. Virgil Bol ton a. piano solo.? i Refreshments were served by Mrs. Joe Stirniman, Mrs, Sybol Dotten, Mrs. Williar Beard, Mrs. Cris Free, Mrs. Joe Ringwald, Mrs. George Quesseth. ' Mrs. Henry Sim was in charge of the decorations. . v . . Preceding . the ". installation, Mrs. William Clare gave a din ner at her home on North 20th street for the department presi dent Mrs. Delta Kroger. I At tending were Retiring President Mrs.' Willie Boone, President elect Mrs. Charles Hunt Mrs. Leon Hansen. Mrs. Jerry Ken dall, Miss Marilyn Clare and the hostess. The Gamma Phi Beta alumnae will be entertained at a 30 o'clock dinner Monday night at the , home of Mrs. Frank H. Spears, sr, on Chemeketa street Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. J, Lyman Steed and Mrs. John . Taylor. A Bcslcr must be built to rigid specifications.- If one of tne imin y - inspections show 'it to depart even. slightly from these lt is discarded. - No one makes these er rors Intentionally but a wiWHfi. OZIGON CTATITMAN, Solan. WHriier-Page ; Miss DeLeo ;To Many ; " l.-. Of interest to Salem folk la , the announcement of the coming marriage of Mr. Wilmer H. Page, ' seaman ; first' class, United States . Coast Guard, son of Mr. and Mrs.-:Wiliner C. Page, and Miss i 4 " a " j. - , Catherine DeLeo. dauehter , of t I Mr. and Mr. 'Anthonv nTn I of Port Townsend, Wash. The 4 r wedding will bt an event of , 1 .r I. Tuesday morning, April 18 at Port .Townsend.; . ,1 V : t Mr. and Mrs. Page are leaving this weekend-for, the north to attend their son's marriage. Mrs. Robert Hughes of Salem and the benedict- decta tranoinother. Mrs. A. H. Page of Winchester, Wash, will also be present for theceremonr ; . : . The nuptials will be performed at St Mary's Star of the' Sea church at 1130 o'clock. A recep tion will be held at the home of the bride-elect's parents on Law rence street ..-. ' :i - Miss DeLeo la now attending the University of Washington.' Her fiance is a graduate of Sa lem schools and attended Oregon State college for , two yean be fore entering the service. He at tended a coast guard school in New York last year and since has been stationed along the north ern Washington coast near Port Townsend. ; Bridge Clubs , Entertained Social affairs have been In formal this week with bridge club luncheons and suppers highlighting the news. Mrs. Rob- ert Needham will preside at a bridge luncheon this afternoon for members of her club at her home on North 21st street Spe cial guests will be Mrs. Stuart Lancefield, 'Mrs., Edward Roth and Mrs. W. T. Waterman. -' Mrs. Lestex Carter will enter- tain at bridge tonight for her club.1 A late supper will be served by the hostess. Miss Bar bara Pierce wil be an additional guest 1 Another club hostess tonight will be Mrs. Delbert Schwab bauer when she entertains at ' her home ; on East Superior street After an evening of cards a late supper will be served. Mrs. C. E. Young will be a special guest Mrs. David Wright has invited members of her club to lunch eon and bridge Friday afternoon at her home on Stewart street Her daughter, Mrs. Willis Dan forth, will also be present for the party. , Mrs. George Weller and Mrs. Wolcott Buren entertained at a bridge luncheon Wednesday aft ernoon at the former's home on Shipping street for the pleasure of their club. A hostess Wednesday night was Mrs. Frank V. Prime, who honored her club at bridge with refreshments served at a late hour. The South Salem WCTU will hold their annual institute meet ing Friday at the Leslie Metho dist church beginning at 10 o'clock with a no-host luncheon at noon. Taking part in the pro gram are Mrs. C W. Stacey, Mrs. Walter Barkus, Mrs. Percy Carnes, Mrs. Leona Johansen and Mrs. Omer Idso. Mrs. H. R. Anthony of -the USO will give an address In the afternoon. m aMBIDPS Ladies' Buren Watch 7-JeweL Gold Case Similar to Illustration 10.06 - 'FIvs Tax;-:. '-. NURSZS ' WATCH Buren Make With Sweep ; ' Second Hand 7-Jewel Shock Resist 14.95 Plus Tax 1 Ladles Buren Watch 7JeweL Gold .Case Similar to Illustration 10.9S - rioa Tax USXT.XIbert7 f7V Ortoocu Tturtday 1-lonsfcig. ; -cAiirn-fi caicdai f THURSDAT, APKUrU - t .. ; Catholie Daughters oi America, . ' FRIDAY' APRIL 1 4 . 1 Willamette faculty .Woman's club. ; SATURDAY, APRIL IS . 1 to 4 Jason Lee church guild. ... 4 to 7 Salem Woman's Club. f 1 to 1 Fairmount Hill group. - SUNDAY, 'APRIL 1 . . I I to 11 -Spinsters. ' - ( 11 to 1 Business men, Arthur Hahn, t Barry McWhorter. - ; 1 to 4 Slf-erton' Kills franc. - t 4 to 7 Salem Heights Community club." v - ' , :! to 11 Fred Lancers. V. Lundell. -f enairraan. - - if MONDAY, APRIL 11 . f 0VI1SS V VUSVU V 5 VA SKIM WMIS1IJS Tuesday, april is, - - 'Girls Service organization. . Hunters anJ Angerg a Thursday, april u WSCS Lesne Mothers el twniivanav snon. - lUxUiary. elub. rmiDAV. aprh. ii . -. ; . St. John's church guild. . i . ; .. .. ! AAiOC? TrifV V f IVllOO JLiCXLlliJ, l5 ' '"'r' ' , ' T- i " i ,' I Mf PO 7P V11 1 W1Ji 'TZ,T-arWJi I J-jI iy ClvJ t?J. '' f I ' A former Salem resident who announced her engagement April 1 was Miss Shirlee Lou ise Lamb, daughter of Mrs. I Ruby E. Lamb of Portland, to Private Robert Edward Polzel, United States army, son of Mr. i and Mrs. Emery j E. Poliel of iSalem. : jj .: !-... J Miss Lamb is a graduate of I Salem high school and attended Capital Business college. She has been making: her home in I Portland for the past six months f where she is employed by the i war production board. ' Private Polzel also attended I Salem high school and at pres l eat is stationed with the signal 5 corps at Drew Field, Tampa, Florida. I No date has been set for the wedding. r 11 i -r-i byllODUS JbXamS Are Slated The syllabus examinations and auditions, sponsored annu ally by the Oregon Music Teachers association will be held May; 26 and 27 In Salem. All students of voice, piano or .violin, studying with accredited teachers may enter. Applica tion blanks are obtainable from Margaret Hogg, educational chairman for the .Salem district and must be returned by May S. ; Students, who will participate in the competitive festival to be held In Portland May 31 to June J under the combined auspices of the Oregon Federation of Mu sic clubs and the Oregon Music Teachers : association must mail applications to the contest chairman in Portland on April SO. Miss Hogg has blanks for this activity too. Those inter ested in the federation contests may- contact Miss Ruth Hurst 901 Alnsworth Building. HAZEL GREEN - Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zielinski entertained with a' dinner at their courftry home near Sheridan Easter Sun cay for a group qt relatives from Salem and nearby. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zielin ski and children, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Zielinski, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hammer, Bobby and Arle ta, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ziel inski, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ziel inski, Ronald and Gladys, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zielinski, Al vin and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Fielen, Stephen and War ren Zielinski. i First Baptist Missionary so ciety' meeting slated for today will not meet until next Wednes day. . , Men's Buren Watch 7-JeweL Gold Case Similar to Illustration 17.95 Plus Tax Men's Buren Watch 17-JeweL Gold Case Similar to Illustration 36.14 : ' Plus Tax .- Fho ne 3131 S0O 1 7 April 11 UU Hera's a point-thrifty variety to menus. Bologna micoplas made wiui table-ready meat and' filled with Trice make "fills, color i ful dinner dislil Form slices of pickle and pimiento loaf or bologna (or any round luncheon meat) mto -corn- ; ucopids. Fasten with a toothpick, leaving a generous j " . opening at the other end to be filled with dressing. To prepare browned rice filling, wash: about 1 cup rice, j I Melt a small amount of fat lit a skillet and brown rice. h Also brown choDoed onion water, cover and steam until rice is fluffy and dry. t Season to taste. Fill cornucopias, and place ha baking t pan. Heat In a moderate oven. If desired serve with a I brown gravy or tomato sauce. - ,- , . TAHme Mann iWU uv"u Lemon pie Is the special dish nnirh ,nH rfii on well with a menu that Includes 7 lamb chop and spinach for each diner. I Wilted lettuce i i varao cnops French fried potatoes Buttered spinach Lemon pie s Here's a recipe that should be good it's from the lemon grow ers themselves. Lemon pie Is a good recipe to use eggs, a little thing we are being urged to do right now. 1 LEMON PIE 1 cup water 4 cup sugar y teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel i tablespoons cornstarch cup cold water 3 well beaten egg yolks 1 tablespoon butter tablespoons lemon juice 5 egg whites, beaten until frothy 6 tablespoons sugar Bring water, sugar, salt and lemon peel to a boil in saucepan on direct heat Add cornstarch blended with cup cold water. Cook over low heat until thick ened (about 5 minutes), stirring constantly. Remove from heat Pour part of hot mixture slow ly into beaten egg yolks. Return it to rest of hot mixture in saucepan. Stir welL Add butter HEIGHTEM SUM ricuii trtUAsrs washabu spun rayok - - AND COTTON i rrMM Vf a tmmm wm In a fci htm t wi wmi tam Imm m CVERrAST mm BVEXTAST 60 EU1 Salem If ' V' AND YOUR nijiiiir MK tmii ta okn aot mm, t m mmx tmm U't Vi- .. . " '' ' i - - " I " ' --- - ; meal suwestion that adds i : and green pepper. Add and stir. Add lemon Juice, Mix WelL if Pour filling- Into an 8-lnch . taked' pastry shell. AVhen fill- 7 tog Is cooL top with a mezln- gue, made by beating 8 table spoons sugar. gradually into beaten egg whites until they hold their shape In peaks. Put in oven at S25 degrees 15 to 20 minutes, to brown tips of mer Ingue. .-.-:,: j; ; Sivegle Has Easter j Guests From Eugene r SWEGLE Easter suests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William McKInney were Mr. and Mrs. John Ragland and two daughters from Eugene. . . ' j Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rhoades and family will move this week from the Jung Si Sing property across the street from the school house to what Is known as the Russel farm In Pop Cora dis trict ' - J la MIAMI CUA y MALUNSON LEFT. FINE ART: - Row upon row of fm twcVi. falling trom the sKoutdsr, diuppssr under yok-formii9 decorativ mo tifa with oval oDenino.1-' Fly 'r . fcoiif.' M'j to 24'2. . ' .; : ' RIGHT, DAWN , TO DUSKi Scallopad edges iwinq from shouldar-to temS-psg-lop poet H. Stand-up collar ends in a soft bow tie. Skirt ha center bos laat qradualing -into Othtf pitch. I4 to 24'2. Srg. Ul. fat Off. 1 net at you or 1 V but as others stt yon, j I M-lrH-B,.SlHIIB I (Kj DECEIVERS M . 1 .z rsTi I! ; geg. u s. r. oir. yY I . 5 XIO HIIGMTIM , ' S- ANO SUM TOUt fICUIE KAY 4!60 Slatt - X ' Salem U Jefferson Girls 1 TJianize Scouts JEFFERSON Miss Helen Hlnz'tasofattizel a" Girl Scout troop, which , consists of seventh and; eighth - grade . giris. iJorotny Cooler :.; is treasurer .; and Martha Jane Hutchings,. secretary.- The girls isnusi attend : four meetings before they g?t 'their 'pins,; and ,they J are working toward mat. goat They are now,maxing plans for a' hike. 's',!"7 . . Members, of . the troop include Martha Jane Hutchlngs, Mary Belle fticks,; Mary Weeks, Max- ine Armstrong," Bonnie Chilton,' Dorothy Cooley; Viola Johnson, Helen Lake; Barbara White, and Ellen Altaian. The program chair man Is Ellen ATlman; games, Hel en Lake;, activities, Bonnie Chil toi ' : and refreshments, Mary Belle Ricks. Forty Children Hold Easter Egg Party MILL CITY Forty children attended the Easter egg hunt at the Church of Christ Saturday afternoon. Because of weather con ditions it was held In the church basement Prizes were won by Glenda Swift Junior : Ladrow, Darlene Davis, Dan Roten,. Caro lyn Broche and Byron Johnson. RATION CALENDAR . ' rooo :t; , Canned goods . Blue stamps AS, through KB. valid indefinitely. Meat, cheese, canned fish and edi ble fat. Red ttampc AS through, MS valid indefinitely. , Sugar Stamps number SO and 31 good for five pounds sugar indefi nitely. Stamp 40 good (or five pounds canning sugar until March t 1945. - . SHOES r t Stamp No. 18 book one good, ex . pires April 30. Airplane stamp No. 1. valid : indefinitely. Loose stamps in valid. .11- GASOUNK i June 21 expiration date of No. lt A coupons. May renew B or C cou pons within but not before IS days from date on cover. Value of gasoline coupons: A, Bl, Cl. S gallons: Bl. C2. R and T. S gallons, u. gauons: k. i gauon. i , rvtx. on. Period 4 coupons good through September 30. Coupons with gallons printed on the face valid for amount indicated until expiration date shown on coupon sheet. 1 . $ . TIRES Periodic inspection of tires to end April ' 20 for passenger cars. Inspec tion certificates required in obtain ing replacements. stoves 1 Purchaser must get certificate at ration board for new stoves. WOOD, SAWDUST, COAL fuel dealers deliver by priorities based on needs t m . r.- I at 1 1L :irr
